THE CENSUS OF IRELAND
FOR THE YEAR
1851 .
PART IY.
REPORT
OK
AGES AND EDUCATION.
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CONTENTS.
REPORT
Number of the population of Ireland on the 6th of June, 1841, and on the 30th of March, 1851,
Proportional number of persons at each age in 1841 and 1851, calculated on a basis of 100,000,
Population of Great Britain in 1851, and of Ireland in 1841 and 1851, in quinquennial periods,
Population of Great Britain in 1851, and of Ireland in 1841 and 1851, reduced to a basis of 100,000, .
Proportional number of persons under 20 years of age in Great Britain and Ireland, in 1851, .
Ages at which the greatest and least diminution of the population took place between 1841 and 1851, .
Number of Males and Pemalcs in 1841 and 1851, and the number and rate per cent, of decrease
between these years, ...........
Number of Males and Females, 100 years old and upwards, in 1851, . . .
Condition as to marriage and education, of persons 100 years old and upwards, ....
Counties in which the number of Males under 30 years of age, exceeded the number of Females, in 1851,
Proportion per cent, of Females to Males in 1841 and 1851, in the Provinces, Counties, and principal
towns, .............
Number and relative proportions of Males and Females under 30 years of age, and 30 years old and
upwards, ............
Number and rate per cent, of persons, 5 years old and upwards, who could neither “ Read nor Write”
in 1841 and 1851, ...........
Ages and increase per cent, in the number of Males and Females who could neither read nor write
between 1841 and 1851, in the Cities and Large Towns, ......
Number of Males and Females who migrated from Rural to Civic Districts, between 1841 and 1851,
Increase per cent, of ignorant persons between 1841. and 1851, at certain Ages, by Provinces, and
Counties, .............
Decrease per cent, of ignorant persons between 1841 and 1851, at certain Ages, by Provinces, Counties,
and Towns, ............
Number and proportion per cent, of persons, 5 years old and upwards, in 1841 and in 1851, who could
neither Read nor Write, arranged by Counties in the order of their education in 1851, .
Number and proportion of ignorant persons, 5 years old and upwards, in 1841 and 1851, in Towns
having 2,000 inhabitants and upwards, .
Diagram showing the proportion per cent, of Males and Females in 1851, who could neither Read nor
Write, and the periods at which they were between 5 and 15 years of age, by Rural and Civic
Districts, ..............
Proportion per cent, of Males and Females who could neither Read nor Write, living in Ireland in
1841 and 1851, who were between the ages of 5 and 15 years at the same periods,
Diagram showing the proportion per cent, of Males and Females who could neither Read nor Write
in 1851, and the periods at which they were between 5 and 15 years of age, by Provinces,
Proportion per cent, of the population who could neither Read nor Write in 1851, and the period at
which they were between the ages of 5 and 15 years, by Counties and Provinces,
Ages and proportion per cent, of the total number who could neither Read nor Write, in 1841 and
1851, by Provinces, ...........
Population at each age from 5 to 15 years,— number at these ages attending and not attending School,
and proportion per cent, of the latter, .
Number of persons 5 and under 16 years of age attending School, and number of the population at the
same ages who could neither Read nor Write, . . . .
Number and denominations of Schools in the Rural and Civic Districts of Ireland, and the number of
Male and Female Pupils attending them, ........
Number of Schools in each County; number of Pupils 5 and under 16 years of age attending them
during the week ended 1 2th of April, 1851 ; and average number of Pupils to each School, .
Number attending School in each County, according to the School and Family Returns respectively, .
Number and proportion per cent, of persons who could speak Irish, living in Ireland, on 30th March,
1851, by Counties and Provinces, ...
Appendix Tables, . ...........
Index to General Tables, ...........
General Tables of Ages and Education, . . p. 1
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CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE TEAR 1851.
TO HIS EXCELLENCY GEORGE WILLIAM FREDERICK, EARL OF CARLISLE, EG.
LORD - LIE UTEN ANT GENERAL AND GENERAL GOVERNOR OF IRELAND.
REPORT ON AGES- AND EDUCATION..
Mat it please tour. Excellency,
'T K tl “' Commissioners appointed fey the Earl of Clarendon to take an account
of the population of Ireland on the 30th of March, 185.1, in conformity with
the. provisions of the Act 13. and 14 Yic, c. 44, beg to lay before your Excellency
the accompanying tables which distinguish fey classes the ages and education of
the people in the rural and civic districts of Ireland at that period.. The civic
upwards COm>I>nSe * 16 POP'Jati 011 of all towns having 2,000 inhabitants and
The Tables exhibit by provinces, counties, baronies, and towns, the number
ages, and. sexes of persons under one year;: the number one year old and
upwards,, m periods of five and. ten years the proportion per cent., at each ten-
year period • and also by months and in single years, the number of persons at
every age, for each province, and for all Ireland. 1
The Tables also show, by counties, the. number and ages of males and females .
five years old- and upwards, who could read and write, who could read only
or who could. neither read nor write, in 1851; the proportion per cent for
each age, and m each degree of education ;; the years in which thesepersons were
nermdWb 7 betwei ? tbe a £ es °| 5 and 15 Y ears (the assumed educational
period) p the proportion.per cent., of males and females five years old and upwards
m each degree of education, ml841 andl851,-the same classification of ages being
employed as m the Census Tables of 1841, in order to afford facilities for com-
u nUn 5 er “? d P ro P°. rtIon P er «mt. of males and females in each
province who could read and write, could read only, or who could neither read
XT?’ “ T' “ d “ d I!- of pemons attending
school during the- week ended 12th of April, 1851. 8
o iy h ^9x mber *f ^ s r cfr ““n 8 ® 68 in Irelan,i ™ the 6th of June, 1841, was
8,175,124 5 on the 30th of March, 1851, it was 6,552,386, as under
Education.
Persons in Ireland on 6th June, 1841,
Ditto, on 30th March, 1851,
Males.
4,019,576-
3,190,630
Females.
4,155,548
3,361,756
Total.
8,175,124
6,552,386
Number of the
population in 1841
and 1851.
Decrease, . . . 828,946 793,792
Decrease per cent., .. . 20 6 19 P iC , u ,
The number and ages of the population in 1841 and 1851 are given bv and a- ,
ten year periods m the Appendix, Table I., page xxx, for each province, countv sonsTt e°ach age"’
eity, and large town ; and m order to show the relative changes at each acre- iu 1841 and 185L
period, thesemumbers have been reduced to a basis of 100,000:.. from which it
SssrTaS’mU— ' :>llowing a ° es ’ depopulation was proportionally: greater
In 1841. In 1851.
12,467 13,703 60 and under 70,
10,843 12,475' 70 and under 80,
9,203 9,656 80 and under 90,
6,484 7,417
10 and under 15,
1 5 and under 20,
40 and under 50,
50 and under 60,
1,622,738
19-8
In 1851.
Whilst it was -proportionally less at the following ages
1841. 1851.
9,840 30 and under 40,
12,310 90 and.' under 100,
16,-222.
Under 5 years, 12,603
5 and under 10, 13,175
20 and under 3.0, 17, 1.08-
4,227
4,777
1,600
1,731
542
562.
1841.
1851.
11,660
11,224
78
73.
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Ages. At 100 years old and upwards the proportion was the same in 1851 as in 1841.
The ages at which the number of the people was proportionally less in 1851
than in 1841 were — “under 10 years,” “20 and under 40,” and “90 and
under 100.”
Proportions at
each age in Great
Britain in 1851,
and in Ireland in
1841 and 1851.
Decrease of
population under
5 years of age.
The following tables show the population of Great Britain in 1851, and of
Ireland in 1841 and 1851, in absolute numbers, and also reduced to a basis of
100,000,— omitting therefrom the ages not specified : — :
Males.
Females.
Ages.
Great Britain
Ireland.
GreatBritain
Ireland.
in 1851.
In 1841.
In 1851.
in 1851.
In 1841.
In 1851.
Under 5 years,
5 and under 10,
10 „ 15,
15 „ 20,
20 „ 25,
25 „ 30,
30 „ 35,
35 „ 40,
40 „ 45,
45 „ 50,
50 „ 55,
55 „ 60,
60 „ 65,
65 „ 70,
70 „ 75,
75 „ 80,
80 „ 85,
85 „ 90,
90 „ 95,
95 and upwards,
1,374,444
1,230,590
1,134,290
1,025,419
930,048
808,705
710,890
612,374
548,694
452,542
402,533
293,416
262,461
174,935
133,187
75,474
37,648
12,390
2,823
695
523,727
544,854
518,876
432,037
372,831
293,497
269,955
185,123
231,942
132,456
167,140
92,306
119,519
44,854
44,587
18,736
17,074
3,947
2,006
1,069
327,424
409,191
456.963
404,406
306,201
202,668
193,321
150,471
187,410
109,618
156,337
73,511
100.963
39,636
38,318
14,799
12,119
2,918
1,451
764
1,362,515
1,218,109
1,111,594
1,045,317
1,030,456
903,733
768,711
649,642
581,437
475,268
431,146
318,237
301,114
206,636
160,664
95,479
51,356
18,203
4,964
1,338
505,798
531,351
499,473
453,723
413,012
318,170
302,482
194,874
252,037
135,296
180,901
89,335
138,203
42,684
47,431
17,178
21,903
4,041
2,557
1,622
316,947
396,972
440,381
412,523
333,247
220,189
225,242
165,966
217,986
117.345
176,782
79,111
130,740
41,501
44,995
15,216
18,371
3,417
2,007
1,233
Total
10,223,558
4,016,536
3,188,489
10,735,919
4,152,071
3,360,171
The above Table reduced to a Basis of 100,000.
Ages.
Males.
Females.
Great Britain
Ireland.
Great Britain
Ireland.
In 1841.
In 1851.
in 1851.
In 1841.
In 1851.
Under 5 years,
5 and under 10,
10 „ 15,
15 „ 20,
20 „ 25,
25 „ 30,
30 „ 35,
35 „ 40,
40 „ 45,
45 „ 50,
50 „ 55,
55 „ 60,
60 „ 65,
65 „ 70,
70 „ 75,
75 „ 80,
80 „ 85,
85 „ 90,
90 „ 95,
95 and upwards.
Total, .
13,444
12,037
11,095
10,030
9,097
7,910
6,953
5,990
5,367
4,427
3,937
2,870
2,567
1,711
' 1,303
738
368
121
28
7
13,039
13,565
12,918
10,756
9,283
7,307
6,722
4,609
5,775
3.298
4,161
2.298
2,976
1,117
1,111
466
425
98
50
26
10,269
12,834
14,332
12,683
9,603
6,356
6,063
4,719
5,878
3,438
4,903
2,305
3,166
1,243
1,202
464
380
92
46
24
12,691
11,346
10,354
9,737
9,598
8,418
7,160
6,051
5,416
4,427
4,016
2,964
2,805
1,925
1,497
889
478
170
46
12
12,182
12,797
12,029
10,928
9,947
7,663
7,285
4,693
6,070
3,259
4,357
2,151
3,329
1,028
1,142
414
528
97
62
39
9,433
11,814
.13,106
12,277
9,918
6,553
6,703
4,939
6,487
3.492
5,261
2,354
3,891
1,235
1,339
453
547
102
60
36
100,000
100,000
100,000
100,000
100,000
100,000
From the foregoing it will be seen that between 1841 and 1851 there was a
large diminution in the proportion of persons under 5 years old in the Irish popu-
lation, when compared with the proportion of the same age living in Great
Britain, in 1851 ; caused no doubt by the famine having prevented marriages
and births to a considerable extent. We are unable to give accurately the total
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decrease in ,the number of marriages during t
is only a partial registration of marriages at ;
From this registry we may, however, give an
in the number of marriages in the course .ol
During 1846 there were 9,344 marriages r-
registered was only 6,943, being 2,401 (or 2o
vious year ; and assuming that the marriage
not registered*) fell off in equal proportion t
diminution in 12 months 'of more than one-to
population : which must have caused a corresp
births of persons who, in 1851, would have 1
5 years ” of age. Taking the ages from 5 to 2
was so much greater in Ireland than in. Great 1
was a large diminution in the proportion und
number under 20 years of age there was in I:
Britain, an excess of 2,992 persons m every
the following table —
Under 5 years,
5 and under 10,
Proportion under 20 years of age, . 45,336
The ages at which the greatest and least dim
141 and 1851, in the numbers of the people were
Greatest Diminution.
land under 5, . 38 per cent. 50 anc
Under 1 year, . 34 „ <j>U
5 and under 10, •)
90 „ 100, .[25 „ JO
100 and upwards, .) ™
Males and Females.
Deereas
Number
in 1851.
Number
in 1811.
Number
in 1851.
Number
in 1841.
Number
in 1841.
Numbc
Number.
Number.
103,479 67,453 36,026 35
420,248 259,971 160,277 38
544,854 409,191 135,663 25
950,913 861,369 89,544 9
666,328 508,869 157,459 24
455,078 343,792 111,286 24
364,398 297,028 67,370 18
259,446 229,848 29,598 11
164,373 140,599 23,774 14
63,323 53,117 10,206 16
21,021 15,037 5,984 28
2,769 2,008 761 27
306 207 99 32
3,040 2,141 899 29
Under 1 year,
1 and under 5,
5 „ „ 10,
i 10 „ „ 20 ,
20 „ „ 30,
80 „ „ £
90 „ „1C
100 ,
Unspecified,
Total,
4,019,5763,190,630 828,946 20-
-do not extend to marriages
of tlie Act for Registering Marria'
* The provisions -- —
solemnized “ by Roman Catholic Priests.
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Aoes.
Proportion of
inhabitants at
sundry ages.
Age at, which the
population divides
intpeqaalnuinbers.
longevity..
Old age in Great
Britain and.
Ireland.
71 CENSUS or IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851.
3S A p , erson , s , 15 r cars °] d and ™ d “ i“ the entire population was
4 P cent - > “ ose ab °ve 15 amounted to 61-6 per cent, Leinster oontninprl *
greater proportion of persons above 15 years .of age than
counties ^v' ° f tbt ; P 0 P ulatl ™ being 16. years old and upwards. Of the several
nuZw’of 16S ’ and l 0 ™ 8 ’ the <% of contained the largest reS
aWe 14 ° W ^
and d ™
it is 18 J and in one co4ty Tisll E ‘“f “T* 3 (including Carrickfergus)
counties it is 22; in two counties iMs m?? “ ** P r0Ti . nce and ^ree
Oarrickfereus) it is 21 • in + wn in seven counties (including
province anSour counties iW Ha ” d SIXtem . emmfcs * is 20 P “ on!
Table HI., page iS and m one county it is 18. See Appendix,
in fsSVWhe n^W o? **?» ° f the F 7 Mm in Ird “ d
and upwards. In the whole of Great Britain 6 returj ?ed as 100 years old
bitants in 1851, there were onlv l ’ W ? lch ““tamed 20,959,477 inha-
upwards, whilst in Ireland as mlny asUnnH^ r 100 /„ eara of a g e a “d
stated to be at and above that as.;. Of i P°P“lation op 6,552,386, were
females Tt to n •> ° ’ . these latter, 219 were males and 499
people itoned ™fc y iri 8 h°0W™ O ro ^ H 1841 > the number of
large in proportion to 4e 0 M I 1 5 ? missl f ers , a ‘ ad ™ced ages, was also
Census Returns for that year P ° pulatKm > whea compared with the English
iW85rai^^
these very old people were males Th P m™? ?? rS P age m botb ca ses
upwards, in 1 851, was more than double flTo/ f e™lles 100 years old and
sex who were returned as 100 * ° f H H The number of each
the following “ 1851 ’ “ sh °™ “
1 100.| 101. |l
Leinster, . 26 3
Munster, . 29 3
Ulster, . 38 6
Connaught, . 23 6
•j 103. 104. 105. 106. 107.
!• 113. 114; 1 1S. no.
Total.
116 18 19 14 l ol 9 lol
i i i j n
1)7. 118. 119. 120. 121. Total.
• 1 1 • A 219
Leinster,
Munster,
Ulster,
Connaught, .
Total . j.306|
I General Total 422
examination of the- table at m<»-e 9 Biot tb ^ ma n family, we shall find, on an
relative numbers
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upwards in both countries, the difference being an excess of 29 only in every Ages.
100,000 persons in Ireland.
The number and sexes of these- aged people, their condition as to marriage, Condition of old
and their degree of education, are given below for each county, large town, and persons as to
province, from which it will be seen, that of the whole 711 persons, only 64 and edu
were never married'; of these 11 were bachelors, and 53 spinsters; 82
remained married, of whom 56 were husbands, and 26 wives:; and there were
152 widowers, and 413 widows. The state of education of these old people was
not favourable, as 552, out of the 711, could neither read nor write : —
Table showing by Provinces, Counties, and Towns, the Number, Sexes, Condition as to
Marriage, and State of Education of Persons 100 years old and upwards, who were living
in Ireland on 30th March, 1851 : —
Leinster
Carlow,
City of
Dublin,
Dublin Co.,
Kildare,
Kilkenny,
King’s Co.,
Longford,
Louth,
Meath,
Queen’s Co., -J
Westmeath, . ■!
Wexford, . j
Wicklow, . |
Total, . •
Munster :
Clare, . j
City of Cork, <
Cork Co.,
Limerick,
Tipperary,
Waterford,
Total,
Ulster
Antrim,
Belfast, T.,
Armagh,
Cavan,
Donegal,
Down,
Fermanagh,
Londonderry
Monaghan, .
Tyrone,
Galway,
Leitrim,
Mayo,
Sligo,
Total of f
Ireland, \
I I I
Whether the persons returned at these advanced ages have had their length
of life accurately stated, is questionable ; but even on the supposition that they
had all reached their eightieth year, it is interesting to observe that the term of
life in Ireland has, in so many cases, been prolonged beyond the period usually
allotted to human existence.
In 1841 the proportion of females to 1,000 males was 1,034 ; in 1851 it was Proportion of
1,000 males to 1,054 females, thus presenting an increase of 20 in the 1,000, or 2 Femalcs t0 MaIes -
per cent, in the ratio of the female to the male population. On comparing the
proportion of males to females under 30 years old, it appears that in 1851 the
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Ages. ■
Proportion of
• Females to Males
at specified ages.
Proportion of
Females to Males
in 1841 and 1851.
sexes were nearly equal, the rate being 1,000 males to 1,006 females;' but the
relative number of the sexes, “ 30 years old and upwards,” shows a great increase
in the proportion of females, the rate being 1,000 males to 1,146 females.
In 1841 the proportions of males to. females under 30 years old, and 30 years
old and upwards, were as under—
Under 30 years, . l',000 males to 1,013 females.
30 years and upwards, i ,000 „ 1,075- „
The counties in which the males exceeded the females under 30 years of acre
in 1851 were —
Westmeath, 1,000 males to 938.females.,
Kildare,
Limerick,
Meath,
Cork,
Wicklow,
Longford,
Roscommon,
Clare,
1,000
1,000
1 , 000 .
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
952
955
955
957
958
959
960
966
Leitrim,
Queen’s,
G-alway,
Kerry, .
Cavan,
King’s,
1,000 males to 966. females.
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
Waterford, 1,000
Tyrone, 1,000
970
971.
972
978
985
Cwo of the provinces, Munster and Connaught, show an excess of males
under 30 years of age— the proportion in each being 1,000 males to 986
females.
The only county in which, there appeared an- excess of males over females
thirty years old and upwards was Wicklow, the proportion being 1,000 males to
9)95 females.
The counties in which, the- total number of males exceeded that of the females
Wicklow, 1,000 males to 971 females.
Kildare, 1,000 „ 972 „
Westmeath 1,000 986
Meath, .
Leitrim,
1,000 males to 988. females-
1,000 „ 994
In the. county, of Sligo the males and females under 30 years of age were in
equal proportions. °
The proportion per cent, of females to males in 1841 and 1851, is.shown in
the following table, by provinces, counties, and towns •
Provinces, Counties,
Proportion of Females
to 100 Males.
and Towns.
184P.
1851.
Leinster
Carlow,
103-2
106-2
Town of Drogheda,
112-6
1,12-0.
Dublin,
111-2
115-5
r City of,
122-4
116-8
Kildare,
97-4
97-2
Kilkenny,
102-9
105:4
City of,
King’s County,
117-5
123-9
102-1 .
102-7,
Longford,
100-5
100-6
Louth, ....
104-9
104-9
Meath, ...
98-7
98.7
Queen’s County, .
101-4
101-0
Westmeath, .
100-7
98-6
Wexford,
106-3
Wicklow, .
98-6
97-0
Total of Leinster, ..
104-8
105-6
Munster :
Clare, ....
98-7
104-4
Cork, ...
100-8
101-9
City of;
127-4
119-6
Kerry, .
99-5
104-5,
Limerick
100-4
102-0
City of,
125-7
121-9
Tipperary, .
101.
107-2
Waterford, .
102-7
City of,-
127-
124-7
Total of Munster,
102-
105-3
Ulster
Antrim,
Belfast, Town of,
Carrickfergus,
Armagh,.
Cavan, .
Donegal,.
Down, .
Fermanagh, .
Londonderry,
Monaghan, .
Tyrone,
Galway,
Town of,
Leitrim,
Mayo, .
Ptoscommon,
Sligo, .
Total of Connaught,
Ireland, .
1 Proportion of Females
to 100 Males.
1841.
1851.
107-3
107-7
116-
114-1
117T
126T
104-
104-8
101-3-
101-0
103-3
104-6
108-3
110-0
103-3
104-2
108-
106-3
104-4
106-0
103-9.
1-02-7
105-4
106-1
99-9
103-1
116-2
126-8
100-4-
99-4
100-3
106-0
99-6
100-7
102-
104-4
100-45
103-7
103-4
105-4
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REPORT ON AGES AND EDUCATION.
ix
The proportions of males to female's under 30 years of age, and 30 years old Ages.
and upwards, in counties and provinces in 1851, are given in the following table p roportion of
Females to Males
Table showing the Number and relative Proportions of Males and Females under 30 a t specified ages.
Years of Age, and 30 Years old and upwards.
Persons
under 30 Years of
Age.
Persons 30 Years old, and
upwards.
Total.
Counties,
Towns.
No. of
Males.
No. of
Females.
Propor-
tion of
Females
to 1,000
Males.
No. of
Males.
No. of
Females.
Propor-
tion of
Females
to 1,000
Males.
No. of
Males.
No. of
Females.
Propor-
tion of
Females
to 1,000
Males.
Leinster :
20,898
21,746
1,040
12,103
13,302
1,099
33,001
7,945
35,648
1,062
5,050
5,479
1,085
2,895
3,418
1,181
8,897
1,119
43,344
48,319
1,115
24,718
30,298
1,226
68,06c
78,617
1,155
73.96C
81, 80S
1,106
45,114
17,594
57,287
1,270
119,074
139,096
1,168
972
Kildare,
30,902
29,407
952
17,760
1,009
48,496
47,167
Kilkenny, .
43,576
43,708
1,002
23,976
27,456
1,145
67,552
71,164
1,053
City,
5,831
6,630
1,137
3,084
4,422
1,434
8,915
11,052
56,753
1,240
36,237
35,715
985
19,006
21,038
14,966
1,107
55,24!:
1,027
27,427
26,305
959
13,568
1,103
40,996
41,271
1,007
Louth,
28,5 iO
28,794
1,010
15,776
17,692
1,121
44,286
46,486
1,050
45,910
43,846
955
24,864
26,060
1,048
70,774
69,906
988
35,702
34,650
970
19,843
21,453
1,081
1,076
55,545
56,103
1,010
36,83S
34,582
938
19,242
20,712
56,081
86,889
55,294
986
53,810
55,740
1,036
33,079
37,442
1,132
93,182
1,072
Wicklow, .
32,615
31,255
958
17 ,556
17,462
995
50,171
48,717
971
Total, .
520,61 1
527,985
1,014
292,420
330,768
1,131
813,031
858,753
1,056
72,295
69,866
966
31,640
38,605
1,220
103,935
108,471
1,044
Cork,
186,817
178,831
957
91,849
105,433
1,148
278,666
284,264
1,020
24,578
27,764
1,130
14,432
18,873
1,308
39,010
46,637
1,195
80,667
78,4135
972
35,778
43,260
1,209
116,445
121,695
1,045
Limerick, .
69,875
66,771
955
33,407
38,584
1,155
103,282
105,355
1,020
15,862
17,871
1,127
8,210
11,470
1,397
24,072
29,341
1,219
107,367
108,858
1,0.14
993
52,596
23,678
62,651
1,191
159,963
171,509
1,072
44,004
43,713
27,304
1,153
67,682
71,017
1,049
City,
7,185
8,239
1,147
4,068
5,795
1,424
11,253
14,034
1,247
Total, .
608,650
600,348
986
295,658
351,975
1,190
804,308
952,323
1,053
Ulster :
79,428
83,447
1,051
41,392
46,867
1,132
120,820
130,314
1,078
31,798
35,125
1,105
15,021
18,303
1,218
46,814
53,428
1,141
1,261
2,514
3,085
1,227
1,248
1,660
1,330
3,762
4,745
62,284
63,882
1,026
33,314
28,629
36,388
1,092
95,598
100,270
1,049
57,946
56,685
978
30,740
1,074
86,575
87;425
1,009
Donegal, .
82,255
83,489
1,015
42,383
46,909
1,107
124,638
130,398
1,046
98,578
105,586
1,071
54,098
62,406
1,153
1,120
152,676
167,992
1,100
37,390
37,468
1,002
19,370
32,991
21,697
56,760
59,166
1,042
59,981
61,368
1,023
37,451
27,251
1,135
92,972
98,820
1,063
1,060
Monaghan,
Tyrone,
44,306
45,729
1,032
24,507
1,112
68,813
72,980
81,940
81,557
995
44,176
47,946
1,085
126,116
129,503
1,027
Total, .
638,415
657,423
1,030
337,129
377,618
1,120
975,544
1,035,041
1,061
Connaught :
99,898
97,002
971
46,722
54,224
1,160
146,620
151,226
1,031
1,268
6,832
8,213
1,202
3,648
5,073
1,391
1,057
10,480
13,286
Leitrim,
38,667
37,349
966
17,417
18,405
. 56,084
55,754
994
91,986
92,493
1,005
41,231
48,700
1,181
133,217
141,193
1,060
59,120
56,761
960
, 27,238
30,224
1,110
86,358
62,847
86,985
Bmfl
SJigo,
42,674
42,685
1,000
20,173
22,925
1,136
65,610
1,044
Total, .
339,177
334,503
986
156,429
179,551
1,148
495,606
514,054
1,037
General Total,
2,106,853
2,120,259
1,006
1,081,636
1,239,912
1,146
3. 188,489
3,360,171
1,054
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Mss.
Gen eral . observa-
tions on the Tables
of af es. • '
Age-periods
adopted in the
Tables.
Extended informa-
tion as to ages.
Supposed causes of
decrease in the
population.
Illustrations.
Age-curves.
x CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851.
From the foregoing table it will be seen that in each of the cities and large
tbwfts the excess of females over males was greater than in the counties ;. probably
owing to many .females from the rural districts having migrated into the cities
and towns in search of employment. ••..•J-j
In compiling the general tables, the divisions of ages have been made to
correspond with the divisions in the tables of the Census of Great Britain, as
this arrangement is considered by eminent statists to be preferable to that in
which the. tenth year is made the last and not the first of the decennial, period.
Thus, instead of the divisions being 1 to 10, — 11 to 20,-21 to 30, &c., they are
now given as— 1 and under 10,-10 and under 20,-20 and under 30,’ &c.
It has also been considered advisable to publish the ages of the population in
quinquennial periods for each barony, and all towns of upwards! of 2,000 inhabi-
tants, with a view to render the tables of more local as well as general practical
value than those which have been published in connexion with any former
Census of Ireland.
With regard to the causes of the diminution in the population, and the
extraordinary variations which appear in the proportional numbers at each a<*e’
in 1841 and 1851, it is impossible to do more than attribute them generally
to the calamities which befel Ireland in 1845 and the four or five subsequent
years, — owing to the want of a general system of registration of births, deaths
and marriages for this country, similar to that which has existed in England since
the year 1837, and which was extended to Scotland in 1854. • •
To this Report is appended a map, (plate I.,) showing by degrees’ of shading
the localities in which the population is more or less numerous. In compiling it
the same plan has been followed as in that published in the Census of 1841 which
was thus explained by the Commissioners :—
“ The figures under the towns indicate their population, and the figures in
the body of the map the [average number to the square mile of the! population
« g the -Jocalities ™ tbm wbieb tlle 7 axe placed. The population of the towns has
been deducted before taking the averages, a precaution which, we thought
.. pessary, though We believe it has not been usually done, so that the shading
only exhibits the rural population. It will be seen that the greater portion
of Ireland does not contain a higher average than 200 to the square mile
„ tbe c | eductl °n of towns, while it avoids a great source of inaccuracy, does
not whoily remove it, as when towns are excluded, a limit must be drawn.
t( . ba 7® A ■ t n , °. f cours h tba J already explained, as marking our civic district —
^ viz., 2,000 inhabitants; but there are many towns very little below this limit-
and in such cases, especially when two or more happen to lie together the
■rural population appears more dense than it really is. An instance of this
u P a 7 be see ? m tbe southern portion of the county of Leitrim where there
« yrT-fr™ ab ° V T ! 2 ’ 0 ? 0 1 1 nhabitai ? ts - But tbe towns of Carrick-on-Shannon and
u approaching to that number, are retained, in the rural population. That
distnct, accordingly, appears more densely peopled than it probably will in ten
years more, when the towns may be expected to contain more than 2 000 A
„ 5 as + e °? cu f m the district around Clonakilty. These anomalies however
« ^mSi^ of the map as a graphic representation, and the
shading on such maps ought never to be considered in any other light.”
, remarks m the foregoing extract, relative to the population of the towns
In 185l C ^'the S fif^fitauts d X ? 41 » Wer ? also a PP Bcabl e to these towns
won Id m o ,! + t mbabl + tants . not having increased to the. number (2,000) which
would place them m the civic district in 1851. ' v '
pubS7bVtliTrem he r b '" living at every year of age, similar to those
Keuort the ou^ v Commissioners m 1841, are also presented with this
Report, the only difference being that the diagrams for 1851 are constructed on
a larger scale. See plates V., VI., VII and VIII constructed on
f ^selves in tabulating ’the ages in
Sr?i^XifS7K? ed . by ^ S e ”? S Commissioners of 1841 fsee
“ first sio-ht so formidable i t d / nab f & [numbers] representing these' ages are at
* WOuld seem ^ “O means of
l correction ; but a. close inspection will show that the irregular?
“ "educed to an equS te^fe
curve very consistent with the- results of established Age Tables.”
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REPORT ON AGES AND EDUCATION.
Education;.
--'For ihe -purpose of ascertaining the State, of education of each individual of
the population— as had been done by the Census Commissioners in 1841— a
PoltifflA was inserted in the Family Return,* in which the person filling, the
form was required to state, with regard to each person in. the house, whether
ho or she could “ Read,” “Read and Write,” or “Cannot Read.’ It was
not sought to inquire further into the degree of the education of the people, -
although it would, no doubt, have been most desirable to know the numbers .who
Oould speak or write any foreign language, as there would thus be afforded a
means of classifying the educated . portion of the people into several, grades,
accordino- to their recorded literary acquirements— an important point at this
period, when so much laudable exertion is being made towards raising the
Standard ofeducation in these countries— and also of comparing, from time to
time the progress of superior as well as of primary education. The information,
however, contained in the. tables published with this Report, is of a most valuable
kind, as it enables us to trace the progress which education has made m Ireland
durino- the period which has elapsed since the Census taken in 1841.
OiA comparison of the numbers who conld neither read nor. write m 1851,
with; those returned in 1841, it is gratifying to observe that there is a diminution and 185L
of the io-riorant amounting to four per cent, of males and eight per cent, of females.
It was scarcely to be expected that the proportions of the umnstrueted would
have decreased, even to this extent, between 1841 and 1851; as during that
period the country was visited with several years of famine, and its attendant
calamities, which have always a decided tendency to retard the. progress of edu-
cation. Many of the children of those classes who would, under ordinary circum-
stances, be engaged in mental culture, are, in such times of distress, obliged to
assist in procuring the absolute necessaries of life, instead of attending to their
education ; and the remuneration usually given to the teacher is applied to the:
relief of physical wants. When periods of famine, such as have been felt in
Ireland pass awav, it is no small satisfaction to find that in a few years, educa-
tion is found not merely in the position to which it had previously attained, but,
under very discouraging circumstances, to have made some progress.
Amongst the additional means of advancing the education of the ; mhabdants Ii;c™d means
of Ireland, which have arisen or have been greatly extended between 1841 and betweM1 1M lod
1861, we may mention the largely augmented parliamentary grants tor the 1851 .
purposes of National . Education, which for 1841 amounted to £67,000, and m
1861 was increased' to £104,677— the number of National Schools and pupils
under the Board having nearly doubled in the period between these years ; the
receipts of the “Church Education Society,” and of other ; associations ior the
education of the poor of the country, have also considerably increased during the
same period.. These are no unimportant testimonies to the steady progress of
education in Ireland, when we bear in memory the decrease of the population which
took place during the same period. W orkhouse Schools have been established
and made available for the instruction of a class which, without such aid would
probably never receive even the elements of education The number of chi -
dren in attendance at these schools, during the week ended 12th April, 1861, as
returned oil the school-forms, amounted to 80,600, or nearly 16 per cent, of the
entire number under instruction in Ireland. Much advantage must arise to the
community from the instruction imparted ill these institutions, as the children ol
the poorest class are thus enabled to qualify themselves for advancement ; in i the
social scale. In several districts Industrial and Ragged Schools have been
established, which have had a very beneficial effect wherever
operation • the number of these and the pupils m attendance on them, however,
appear to have been small at the time the Census was taken.
The means of extending superior education have been greatly enlarged by tne
establishment of the Queen's Colleges, under the Act 8 &
1846 ; and of the Queen's University, which has been founded in c°™exi° n
with them These Colleges, situated at Belfast, Cork, and Galway, afford the ad-
vantages of collegiate education combined with the attainment Untversity
honors and degrees to persons whose circumstances did net allow of thejr educa-
tion at other Universities. The Roman Catholic College of Maynooth has been
enabled since 1845, by an enlarged parliamentary grant, to provide accommoda-
Sh for an increased number of students. Schools of Design mded.by he Ari-eduction.
State have been established, by which it is confidently hoped a- knowledge of the
Fine Arts will be gradually diffused among the people ; and an acquaintance witn
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xii CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851.
Education. tlie Art of Design be made known which may enable natives of Ireland to con-
tribute to the improvement of our textile and other manufactures.
Previous to calling attention to these institutions, by means of which instruc-
tion was afforded, at the time of the Census in 1851, yve consider it necessary
to make some observations on the progress of the education of the people, since
»nf°ersons^ ign °" With a view to exhibit this progress, we here annex a tabular state-
is'll^and'issi raen t, showing, by provinces, counties, cities, and large towns, the numbers and
proportion per cent, of the population, five years old and upwards, who could
neither read nor write, in 1841 and in 1851.
1841.
i 1851.
Persons 5
ears old and upwards, who
could ncitlic
llcad
Persons 5
■ears
d and upwar
Is,avh
could noitber Read
Provinces,
nor VV
itc.
itc.
.
Counties, and
Pcrso
s.
Mai
s.
Foma
OS.
Porso
s.
I Males.
| Females.
TO.™
Rale
•Rnfo
Rat
Rat,
Numbers
Numbers
CO, It
cent
cent
cent
cent
cent
Leinster :
Carlow, .
28,94
3
12,78
3
16,16
41
22,26
3
9,99
Drogheda T own
Dublin City,
6,48
4
2,52
3
3.95
52
4
2,69
38
3,93
53,18
2
18,93
2
34,24
30
2
23,04.
2S
Dublin, .
43,11
3.
19,29
3.
23,82
36
37.93
2
17,22.
29
20,71
Kildare, .
42,45
45
19,44
36
23,014
46
32,90
38
15,509
3C
17,39
41
Kilkenny City,
6,89
4
2,37
31
4,515
49
'0,80
3
2,45C
31
Kilkenny,
82,46'
5
34,45
4*
48;00i
59
57,614
4(
24,38
King’s, .
61,834
4c-
27,37.
4!
34,46
53
43,74
4[
19,822
Longford,
52,07
5
21,739
4i
30,332
60
35,03
15,446
Louth, .
59,882
61
24,38.
51
35,497
70
43, 2L
53
18,187
46
25,026
60
Meath, ,
88,222
55
37,949
47
50,273
.62
60,44
26,832
42
33,609
Queens, .
56,472
42
25,702
36
30,77<
45
39,059
38
18,470
37
20,588
40
28,000
32,101
36.93S
41,423
59
45
48,088
63,10S
21,623
28,079
Wexford,
73,524
41
37
Wicklow,
45,570
41
21,401
33
24,169
44
33,664
38
16,563
37
17,101
39
Total,
766,053
44
328,467
39
437,586
49
588,372
39
260,926
36
327,446
42
Munster :
Clare,
156,547
68
67,937
54
88,010
72
25,560
36
S,29S
27
17,262
42
27,45
36
9,869
Kerry, ! '
179,192
66
195,52!
56
247,712
73
304,70-
60
135,192
70
76,701
OC
102,491
81
139,057
Limerick City,
17,907
42
5,904
32
1 2,003
50
18,232
38
6,420
30
11,812
44
Limerick,
135,702
55
56,124
46
79,578
65
97,084
51
40,979
81,890
43
112,140
58
140,590
47
58,729
36
2,441
27
5010
43
Waterford,
107,203
71
47,157
63
60,046
78
84,223
67
37,275
61
46,948
73
Total, .
1,266,833
61
541,981
52
724,852
68
936,068
50
400,259
49
535,809
62
Ulster ;
Antrim, ,
57,588
24
24,645
21
32,943
26
45,211
20
43
37,375
38
49,508
48
■Belfast Town, .
13,933
21
5,441
18
8,492
24
18,024
20
13
477
13
607
14
832
11
306
11
406
11
Cavan, .
108,774
158,977
51
44,912
43
63,862
00
62
70,733
56
88,244
67
1 30,862
Down,
27
35,656
24
51,317
31
69,475
24
29,284
26,237
39
36,196
52
40,425
39
17,259
34
23,166
43
Londonderry, .
Monaghan,
Tyrone, .
57,361
90,437
29
23,903
37,431
25
44
33,458
33
50,823
29
22,222
27
28,601
32
59
45
51,849
39
71,425
51
88,009
38
38,599
34
49,410
42
Total,
847,717
41
358,659
35
489,058
45
637,017
35
275,311
31
361,706
39
Connaught :
—
Galway Town, .
Galway, ,
Leitrim, .
8,267
54
3,266
47
5,001
60
12,231
77
130,617
71
154,456
84
192,525
71
85,908
106,557
77
47
45,165
67
, 52,095
52
22,537
45
29,558
59
Mayo,
Roscommon,
Sligo,
264,905
142,594
79
65
120,119
61,830
72
66
144,786
80,764
86
73
183,123
91,314
74
80,217
67
102,906
80
47,253
61
60,542 76
73,038
63
32,543
5S
40,495
68
Total,
885,463
73
394,749
64
490,714'
79
604,826
66
266,154
6o|
338,672
73
,766,066
1
I
1
op Ireland, j
,623,856
46
,142,21oj
59
,766,283
47|
,202,650
42|1,563,633|
51 .
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REPORT ON AGES AND EDUCATION. xiU
There is only one county— Londonderry— in which, according to the returns,
the relative number of ignorant appears to have been greater in 1851 than in
1841 and the increase was confined to the male portion of the population. It
is however, remarkable, that some of the cities and large towns showed a retro-
grade movement, or were, at least, stationary in regard to education; this will be
seen from the following table: —
Ages, and Increase per cent, in 1851, in the Number of Males and Females who could neither
Read nor Write in the following. Cities and large Towns.
Cities and Towns.
1841.
1851.
Males.
Females.
Total.
Males.
Females.
Total
Belfast, ....
Carrickfcrgus,
Cork, .
Drogheda, ....
Dublin, . •
Galway, ....
Kilkenny, ....
Limerick, . . • •
Waterford, ....
7,528
271
1,846
1,178
27,409
710
650
2,270
1,638
7,806
321
2.102
1,026
28,988
747
669
2,923
1,964
15,334
592
3,948
2,204
56,397
1,457
1,319
5,193
3,602
18,209
242
3,076
3,858
41,315
978
944
5,279
3,182
20,453
284
3,149
4,581
49,035
931
1,033
6,493
3,624
38,662
526
6,225
8,439
90,350
1,909
1,977
11,772
6,806
We have not the means of showing the state ot eeucat on o.«ww
nor are we able to give the number or degrees of education of the persons who tanco in lowns .
had left the towns ; we may, however, reasonably suppose that the principal cause
of this great increase of migration into the civic districts was the want of
employment in the rural districts during the years of suffering And as it is the
poorer classes who move about from place to place in search of occupation, and
who at the same time form the great proportion of the illiterate in all communi-
ties; we may conclude that this large immigration was the principal cause of the
increase in the numbers' of the ignorant in towns. , .
Notwithstanding that in all the Counties-with the exception of the male
population of Londonderry, as before noticed— the proportionate total number
of the ignorant have decreased, yet it is remarkable that at the educational age an
increase in these numbers appears to have taken place in several cases ; thus,
in the class of ages from “ 11 to 15”— according to the returns received— the
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Increase of igno-
rance at certain
ages.
CENSUS OP IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851.
Counties of Carlow, Longford, Wexford, Clare, Limerick, Tipperary, Waterford
Londonderry, and Leitrim, have fallen in the scale of education since 1841 as
regards the male population. The females, however, of the same class, have
advanced in education, in all the counties, with the exceptions of Carlow and
Londonderry. In the class of ages from “ 1 6 to 25” there has been a remarkable
increase in the proportion of males who cannot either read or write Dublin
Kilkenny, Louth, Cork, . Waterford, Donegal, Monaghan, Galway, Mayo, Ros-
common, and Sligo, being the only counties which show a decrease in the
relative numbers of illiterate males at these ages. The females of this class
however, have not only held their educational position,' but have advanced in
a very satisfactory degree in every county. The increase in ignorance between
the age's of sixteen and twenty-five may be attributed, in some degree, to the fact
that a larger proportion .of persons was found to be living, at this -period of life 9
in 1851, than there was in 1841, who, forming a part of that number which was
returned as ignorant in the latter, year, will, probably, in every successive Census
diminish the proportion of the educated in the decade of ages to which they
belong, until finally removed from the population. At other ages there has not
been any- remarkable increase in the number of ignorant persons. The aees
at which the population have not advanced in education since 1841, and the
increase per cent, of the ignorant, are exhibited in the following table
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A decrease in the number of. ignorant of both sexes, between the ages of Jive Ed^oawon.
and ten years, has taken place in every county and town, although it. will be
hereafter seen, from the tables showing the number under instruction, that
there was a large proportion at these ages not attending school at the time
of taking the School Census. A favourable diminution in the proportion of
ignorant at other ages, is also shown in several of the counties and towns, as
will appear from the following table : —
Decrease per cent, of Ignorant Persons, between 1.841 and 1851, by Ages, Provinces, and Coonties.
Leinster :
Carlow,
Drogheda Town,
Dublin City, .
Dublin, .
Kildare,
Kilkenny City,
Kilkenny,
King’s, .
Longford,
Louth, .
Meath, .
Queen’s,
Westmeath, .
Wexford,
Wicklow,
Total, .
Munster :
Clare, .
Cork City, .
Cork, .
Kerry, .
Limerick City,
Limerick, .
Tipperary, .
Waterford City,
Waterford, .
Total, .
Ulster :
Antrim,
Belfast Town,
Carrickfergus,
Cavan, . .
Donegal, •
Down, .
Fermanagh, .
Londonderry,
Monaghan, .
Tyrone, .
Total, .
Connaught :
Galway Town,
Galway,
Leitrim,
Mayo, .
Roscommon, .
Sligo, .
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five years old and upwards, who could neither read nor write m 1841 and m 18 e>1,
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Education.
tbe order of tlieir
education.
Illustrative map of
education.
Education in
populous districts.
CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851.
is shown in the following table, arranged in the order of their education in
1851:—
Persons,^
d and upwards, who
cad nor W rite. .
Persons,^
poithcr 1
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cad nor Wri
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Counties and Towns.
1841.
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Counties and Towns.
1841.
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Number.
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832
11-16
Drogheda, .
6,483
4541
6,636
43-75
45,211
20-24
Cavan,
108,774
2113
18,024
20-36
Kilkenny, .
82,464
69,475
2429
Tipperary, .
Dublin City,
53,180
25-16
57,851
2494
Longford, .
37,938
28-99
Meath,
88,222
5452
60,441
47-45
29-36
50,823
29-46
Westmeath,
64,938
35-62
27,451
35-72
Limerick, .
51-21
38-0°
22,265
36-12
Leitrim,
76,829
57-'8
Limerick City, .
17,907
42-13
18,232
37-61
Louth,
59,882
6,891
4067
6,807
37-79
Galway Town, .
8,267
54-37
12.231
56-57
41-26
33,664
38 12
Donegal, .
158,977
88,009
3815
Roscommon,
142,594
41-93
32,908
38-22
Cork,
443,241
6558
304,704
59-54
Queen’s,
56,472
41 -62
39,059
38-45
Clare,
156,547
63-07
115,777
40,425
38-54
Sligo,
107,795
68-71
73-038
63-33
73,524
4126
63,109
3894
Kerry,
179,192
70-44
139,057
64-33
39-09
Waterford,
107,203
70-55
7,451
36-28
8.944
39-37
Galway,
285,073
77-48
192,525
71-22
Monaglian,
90,437
51-31
54,129
42-01
Mayo,
264,905
7901
73-70
King’s,
61,834
47-8S
43,746
43-10
In order to exhibit, pictorially, the state of education over the entire kingdom,
we herewith present a map, (plate II.,) similar to that which accompanied the
lteport of the Census Commissioners in 1841, and shaded on the same principle .;
the population of towns containing 2,000 inhabitants and upwards has been
omitted ; the degrees of shading therefore refer to the ignorant of the rural popu-
lation only. In our general report, similar maps for “ House Accommodation”
and “ Property,” will be published, which will show very forcibly the connexion
between defective education; inferior dwellings; and deficiency of property ; also
that much remains yet to be effected in order to afford to the illiterate the means
of instruction, and to induce them to make efforts for the improvement of their
dwellings, — a matter of much importance to the prosperity of the country; for
with the progress of the humbler classes, the general wealth must be increased,
and the happiness and well-being of the people greatly promoted.
On comparing the map having reference to education with that showing the
amount of population to the square mile, it will be seen that as the number to the
square mile decreases, the proportion of the ignorant increases ; thus along the
western coast of Ireland, (the most thinly inhabited portion of the country,) the
number of persons to the square mile ranges, for several miles inland, from 25 to
200, whilst the proportion of those who can neither read nor write' in the same dis-
trict varies from 63 to 88 per cent. Omitting the population of the towns, as before
mentioned, it appears that the least number of persons to the square mile is to be
found in the north-west portion of the county of Donegal, and the greatest in
the neighbourhood of Kingstown in the county of Dublin : — the proportion of
ignorant in these cases being 51 in the former and 30 per cent, in the latter. Not
only do the provinces vary from each other in the degree of education of their
respective inhabitants, but the relative proportions in the counties in the same pro-
vince fluctuate considerably; even in the same county, one portion exhibits a much
greaterdegree of ignorance than another. Thus the province of Leinster falls below
Ulster, whilst it takes a higher position in the proportion of the educated than
Munster or Connaught ; and in Leinster, the county of Dublin, and 'portions of
Carlow and Kildare (adjoining counties), show a higher degree of education than the
other counties of that province. The fluctuations in the same county also are in
some instances remarkable : thus, the county of Down ranges from 9 per cent,
uneducated in the vicinity of Bangor, to 42 per cent, near Kilkeel. Similar
variations occur, in all the counties, though not to such an extent.
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REPORT ON AGES AND EDUCATION.
The number and proportion per cent, of ignorant persons, “5 years old and
upwards,” in the towns omitted from the maps, in 1841 and 1851, are given
in the following table, arranged according to the order of their education in
1851 : —
Education-.
Roscommon,
Waterford,
Down,
Antrim,
Dublin,
Donaghadee,
Newtownards,
Cafrickfergus,
Rauelagli,
Rathmines, .
Coleraine,
Ballymoney,
St. Peter’s, .
Harold’ s-cross,
Tullamoro,
King’s, .
Tipperary,
as?
Tipperary,
Caber,
Dublin, .
Londonderry,
New Ross,
Thurles,
Kanturk,
Sligo,
Kildare,
, . . 458
, . . 507
, . . 447
, . . 1,098
&Down, 13,933
Antrim,
Dublin,
Larne, .
Blackrock,
Atliy, .
Mullingar,
Killarney,
Graigue,
Longford,
stmeatli,
Kildare,
Kerry,
Antrin
Antrin
Dublin, .
Londonderry,
Whiteko
Lisburn,
Newtow:
Downpai
i&Down, 1,392
1 1,432
557
1,334
Callan,
Clonmel,
' aterford,
Banbridge, .
Cookstown, .
Dublin,
Maryborough,
Portarliugton,
Mountmellick,
Lurgan,
Portaferry, .
Armagh,
Templemore,
Athlone,
Mallow,
Nenagli,
Tipperary,
Westmeath
Roscommo
Cork,
Tipperary,
King's &Queen'
Queen’s, .
Armagh, .
Armagh, .
Fermanagh,
Wexford,
Monaghan,
ICilrush,
Mitchelstowr
I Fethard,
Westport,
Tralee,
Wexford, .
Gilford,
Clones, .
Bagenalstown,
Portadown, .
Castlebar,
Lismore,
Clonakilty,
Kin sale.
Dungannon,- ,
Castleblayney,
Omagh,
Passage, West,
Rathfriland, .
Wicklow,
Strabane,
Cork,
Cork,
Galway,
Monaghan
1 ,imer ick,
Carrickmacross,
Newcastle, .
Wicklow,
Donegal and
Tyrone,
Londonderry,
Cavan, .
Listowcl,
Cashel,
j Carrick-o
Londonderry,
Cootehill,-
Tullow,
Waterford,
Louth,
Roscommon,
Roscommon,
Armagh & Down 3,548
Killaloe,
Clare and Tip-
Carlow, .
King's, . .
Wexford,
Rathkeale,
Skibbereen,
Dunmanway,
Youghal,
Limerick,
Cork,
Galway,
Cork,
I Cork,
Carlow,
; Parsonstown,
Wexford,
Cork,
Dublin,
Monaghai
Enniscorthy,
Cork, .
Clare, . . 3,559
Mayo and Sligo, 3,61 0
Mayo, . . 1,425
Cork, . . 1,925
Galway, . . 8,287
Tipperary, . 3,025
Waterford, . 4,161
Waterford, . 1,151
Cork, . . 1,778
Galway and
Roscommon, . 2,089
Ballina,
Ballinrobe,
Middleton,
Galway,
Dublin, .
Meath, .
Dublin and
Wicklow,
Limerick, '
Balbriggan,
Navan,
Belturbet,
Tipperary,
Dungarvan,
Cappoquin,
Charleville,
Limerick,
Kilkenny,
Cork, .
I Wicklow,
Louth,
Donegal, .
Kilkenny,
Arklow,
Dundalk,
Ballyshannon,
Galway,
Waterford,
Kerry, .
Gort,
Portlaw,
Dingle,
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CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851.
Education. In 1841 the progress of education in Ireland, from the year 1741, was m-
— : — r vestigated by the Census Commissioners, and useful and ingenious diagrams,
Diagram showing exhibiting its course from that remote period, were published with their
Edu?atfonfro°m report. In the tables of education for 1851, a like method has been pursued,
1758 . which, enables us to giv.e similar tables showing “ how far, upon this principle,.
an advance has been made in education since 1.758, as denoted by the portion of
the community five years old and upwards, who can neither read nor write, dis-
tinguishing the male from, the female population. The figures at .the head of the
table denote the years during which the persons now alive were within the
educational age, and the side columns contain a scale showing the proportion
per cent, of this class, indicated by the position of the lines in the interior -
columns. The thick lines represent; males, and the thin, females.”
The diagram may be read . thus Of persons living in Ireland on the 30th
of March, 1851, who were Of the ages of 5 to 15 years — the assumed educa-
tional period — between 1758 and 1767, there were 41 per cent, of males, and 60
per cent, of females, in the Civic — and 53 per cent, of males, and 73 per cent. -of
females, in the Rural Districts, who could neither read nor write; of persons
who were of the ages- of 5 to 15- years, between 1768 and 1777, there were 36
per cent, of males, and 56 per cent, of females, in the Civic — and 48 per cent, of
males, and 71 per cent, of females, in the Rural Districts, who could neither
read nor write ; and so of the other columns in the table. The; cause of the
depression of the lines in the period between 1841 and 1851, is to be attributed
to the large proportion of ignorant persons between the ages of 5 and 10 years.
Proportion of The proportion per cent, of males and females, living in Ireland at the time
ignorant living in of taking the Census in 1841 and 1851, who could neither read nor write, and
who 1 were between ^ ears * n which they were between the ages — from 5 to 15 — respectively, were ’
LIAsyearaoTd asunder:— ; ' ' ' - . .
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xix
-The persons who thus represent the degree of education of the people at the Educate.
periods mentioned, are only the survivors now living in Ireland of the years
specified. This disturbing cause should be borne in mind, when considering the
value of these diagrams, as the emigration from this country has been very con-
siderable in amount during the last ten years.
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read nor write, in each of the four Provinces, and the periods at which they. ELSnfrom
■ were between 5 and 15 years old— the assumed educational ages shown m a 1753.
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CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR TIIE YEAR 1851.
Education.
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The proportion per cent, of the Population who could neither Read nor
Write, in 1851, and the period at which they were between the ages of 5 and
15 years, is shown, by Counties and Provinces, in the following table : —
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26
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35
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49
65
31
58
31
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35
36
48
46
Louth,
47
89
66
85
51
79
55
82
46
76
43
69
36
59
33
45
37
41
43
46
76
77
Meath,
52
86
50
77
45
72
45
72
40
65
38
61
30
49
30
39
36
37
42
44
Queen's,
4(
66
36
62
3(
54
34
52
31
46
St
4C
25
32
24
25
31
27
42
Westmeath,.
66
65
47
74
4(
66
41
66
37
6<
36
57
31
46
32
36
36
4(
46
Wexford,
35
42
60
65
41
40
64
56
33
58
51
32
34
53
49
32
32
46
29
29
38
35
27
27
32
24
24
29
26
39
41
79
78
—
_3U
73
Province of
Leinster, ,
46
66
43
65
35
57
36
57
32
50
29
44
25
35
24
27
30
29
38
38
73
72
Clare, .
61
83
79
60
84
52
27
81
52
84
47
75
50
73
43
64
40
56
45
54
56
59
82
84
56
rwi, / EastRiding
67
86
5 V
82
52
77
55
8(
49
76
5(
7C
46
61
36
52
40
48
45
66
84
65
89
61
85
68
87
62
80
64
SO
59
73
55
65
57
61
57
59
79
79
Kerry,
70
87
65
89
58
84
60
86
54
81
54
80
4S
73
46
67
51
63
Limerick City, .
43
74
37
78
37
57
32
61
27
56
2t
5C
24
42
21
35
33
Limerick,
62
87
59
87
45
76
48
77
40
70
40
65
33
55
28
42
35
41
45
51
80
82
Tipperary,
50
66
83
75
43
49
77
81
39
43
76
40
44
69
76
34
42
59
67
33
41
54
63
28
33
43
53
23
32
31
33
42
41
77
76
Waterford City, .
100
77
36
66
26
55
35
57
26
5
31
5C
27
44
23
67
Waterford, .
79
92
70
93
64
86
67
87
62
82
63
81
57
74
53
65
54
60
57
62
81
Province of
66
85
84
51
77
53
79
47
72
60
—
42
49
48
53
78
79
Antrim,
20
33
17
32
14
25
14
26
13
22
12
19
11
16
11
13
Armagh, .
40
60
40
55
32
49
36
52
3(
45
26
43
25
36
23
30
lown of .Belfast, .
56
21
31
16
22
16
27
14
26
16
22
It
18
10
14
Carrickfergus,
-
77
23
48
19
78
11
41
6
72
6
41
9
72
5
35
65
6
32
7
57
6
27
5
45
6
25
7
34
8
31
7
10
35
34
Cilvali,
43
75
76
Donegal,
65
75
59
75
56
70
57
74
52
69
50
68
46
61
42
Down,
39
37
18
31
18
36
16
28
15
26
16
2C
13
16
Fermanagh,
67
67
33
6C
31
6(
28
5(
25
45
21
35
22
26
Londonderry,
48
50
24
4(
26
42
26
37
21
32
- r-T
Monaghan, .
54
47
70
43
67
38
63
38
67
31
57
29
52
25
42
23
32
28
32
37
64
55
23
36
22
27
27
27
35
37
68
70
Province of Ulster,
42
58
" s 5
55
31
48
31
50
28
44
26
41
22
33
21
26
25
27
33
36
64
66
Town of Galway,
50
64
70
75
52
67
62
74
54
69
50
73
45
66
43
Galway,
76
87
68
88
70
89
65
85
66
83
56
78
56
72
59
68
Mayo,
75
89
72
70
79
73
87
67
34
57
30
45
36
42
46
49
80
81
Roscommon, •
79
88
58
82
58
83
52
77
49
74
41
64
36
99
Sligo, .
65
84
65
87
58
80
56
77
50
68
47
59
51
53
56
60
81
82
Province of
—
— ~
Connaught,
71
86
72
64
86
65
87
59
82
59
79
52
73
49
65
53
61
59
65
83
85
Ireland,
50
71
47
69
A
62
44
66
38
59
38
I
33
1
31
39
36
39
43
46
73
74
As. regards the ages at which the largest number of illiterate persons is to be
found, it is worthy of observation that it is not at the later periods of life that
ignorance prevails to the greatest extent, but at the earlier ages ; thus taking
the assumed educational period of from “5 to 15’ years, it appears that of the
total number returned as unable to read or write, so high as thirty-eight per-
cent. are between these ages ; and at the period embracing the ages from sixteen
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to thirty-five, there were thirty per cent, of the ignorant living; thus there were
sixty-eight per cent, of the total number of uninstructed persons between the ages
of five and thirty-five, leaving thirty-two per cent, of them to be distributed
between the ages from thirty-six upwards.
The proportion per cent, of the ignorant at each age is shown in the following
table, by Provinces, and for all Ireland : — ■
Proportion per cent., at each Age, of the Total Number who could neither Read nor Write in
1841 and 1851.
Lew
TEE.
Muss
TEE.
Ulster.
Connaught, j
Total. j
1841.
1851.
1841.
1851.
1841.
1851.
1841.
1851.
1851.
fMales,
34
32
28
27
37
33
26
25
31 ,
29
, n J Females,
5 to 10, . .< ’
25
25
21
20
27
25
22
20
24
22
[Total,
29
28
24
23
32
29
24
22
27
25
fMales,
13 ,
14
12
15
14
15
14
16
13
15
11 to 15, .
11
11
11
12
12
12
12
13
11
12
[Total,
11
12
11
13
13
13
13
15
12
13
15
17
18
20
14
17
19
21
17
19
16 to 25, .
16
15
20
19
16
16
21
21
18
18
['Total,
16
16
19
20
15
17
20
21
18
18
fMales,
12
10
15
12
10
8
14
11
13
10
14
11
16
13
15
13
[Total,
13
11
16
13
12
10
15
12
14
12
fMales,
10
10
10
11
8
9
10
10
10
10
[’Total,
11
12
11
12
10
10
11
11
11
11
8
8
8
7
7
8
8
8
7
8
46 to 55, .
10
11
9
10
9
10
8
10
9
10
[Total,
9
10
9
9
8
9
8
9
8
9
fMales,
5
6
6
5
6
6
6
6
6
6
[Total,
6
7
7
7
6
7
6
7
6
7
("Males,
2
2
2
2
3
3
2
2
2
2
66 to 75, .
3
4
2
3
3
4
2
2
3
3
[Total,
3
3
2
2
3
3
2
2
3
3
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
LTotal,
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
!
fMales,
•
[Total,
1
|
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Education.
Means op
Instruction.
Number under ]
instruction.
Superior instruc-
tion.
CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851.
The proportion per cent, of the ignorant, by counties, and at each age, is given in
the Appendix, Table 6, page xxxviii.
The number and ages of persons attending school during the week ended
12th April, 1851, having been ascertained on a special form (see Appendix,
page lvi), we have given the results of the Returns by counties and provinces.
The schools are divided into “Primary” and “Superior,” and those in the rural
are distinguished from those in the civic districts. In the division into primary
and superior schools, the latter are those in which a foreign language was taught,
and the former those in which an English education only was given — the same
distinctions being adhered to as in the Census of 1841. From these Returns
it appears that during the week referred to there were 504, 4 65. persons, of all
ages receiving instruction in schools in Ireland, of whom 270,778 were males
and 238,687 females; the number in attendance on schools during the 'week
ended the 6th of June, 1841, as returned by the Census Commissioners, was
502,950; there was, therefore, an increase in 1851 of 1,515 persons' in the total
number attending school ; and taking into account the greatly diminished popu-
lation, this shows a gratifying increase in the proportion under education.
Of the entire population in 1841, 61 in every 1,000 were attending school, whilst
in 1851 there were 76 in every 1,000. The week for which the school returns
were filled up having been that immediately preceding Easter, some of the
schools had been closed for vacation ; in order, however, to guard against error
from this cause, we required returns of the average attendance of the pupils in
such cases during the week prior to the closing of the schools.
The number attending superior schools in 1851, was 18,502; in 1841, there
were 27,391 of both sexes in attendance on such establishments, being a diminu-
tion of 8,889, or 32 per cent, between 1841 and 1851.
The population, the number attending and not attending school, and the pro-
portion per cent, of the latter are given in the following table, for each age from
five to fifteen years : —
Males.
— • ' ■
'
5.
6.
7 -
*■
9.
„
u
"
H.
is.
Total.
Population, .
77,868
82,202
84,707
85,365
79,049
97,574
69,238
107,742
78,177
104,232
85,188
951,342
Numbers, attending
School,
N umbers notattend-
ing School, .
11,981
19,756
24,452
28,005
28,700
34,226
23,938
30,449
19,032
18,782
7,670
246,991
65,887
62,446
60,255
57,360
50,349
63,348
45,300
77,293
•59,145
85,450
77,518
704,351
Proportion percent. 'I
at each Ago not t
attending School, J
85
76
71
67
64
65
65
72
76
82
91
74
Population, .
74,338
79,601
80,719
84,716
-77,598
95j446
66,793
104,715
75,093
98,334
82,293
919,646
Numbers attending
School,
11,280
17,354
20,535
23,421
24,472
29,796
20,016
27,074
16,9,83
15,788
6,885
213,604
Numbers not attend-
ing School, .
63,058
62,247
-60,184
61,295
53,126
65,650
46,777
77,641
.58,110
82,546
75,408
706,042-
at each Age not f
attending School, ]
85
78
74
72
68
69
70
74
77
84
91
77
Males and Females.
Population, .
152,206
161,803
165,426
170,081
156,647
193;020
136,031
212,457
153,270
202,566
167,481
1,870,988
Numbers attending
School,
23,261
37,110
44,987
51,426
53,172
64;022
43,954
57,523
36,015
34,570
14,555
460,595
N umbers not attend-
ing School, .
128,945
124,693
120,439
118,655
103,475
128,998
92,077
154,934
117,255
167,996
152,926
1,410,393
J Proportion percent. \
at each Age not
attending School, J
85
77
73
70
66
67
68
73
76
83
91
75 ’
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xxSii-
Means of •'
Instruction.
Leinster,
Munster,
Connaught,
old and upwards, who could neither read
Proportion attend-
ing school in 1841
and 1851.
The proportion of males, five years
cent. — of females, fifty- one per cent. — the
^ I..’ 1 ’ ’ ' ) much
In 1841 the number of males between the ages
returned as attending school, were in the
” ' in 1851 the ratios for the same ages
■ the attendance of both sexes at
since 1841 according to these
.^,^ 3 . * This will account satisfactorily for the
education, a reduction of eight per cent, having
of females who could neither read nor write,
-the relative number of ignorant males having
received, was 9,508, which
in attendance, 504,465, will give- an
ol ; and taking the whole population,
mts — twenty-eight per cent, of whom
nor write in 1851, was forty-two per - ■ - .
difference being no doubt caused by the number^
greater than the number of females. I
of five and fifteen years, who were
ratio of one to. 4*3 ; of females one to 5 6 , —
were- — males, one to 3*8 v females, one to 4 3 ,
schools has therefore considerably improved
returns,' but especially that of females.
advancement of the latter sex in 4
taken place in the proportion
since 1841, as before stated — --- -
decreased but four per cent, during the same period.
The number of schools from which returns were
being divided into the number of pupils
average of fifty-three persons for each scho
the ratio will be one school to 689 inhabita.-.- - — v o *
will be found at the assumed educational age, or: between and fifteen years ;
this will allow of one school for the instruction of every 196 persons living at
^The^scliool returns gave the attendance of pupils during one week only;
they did not exhibit the number on the “rolls” who were prevented by any
cause, from attending school- during the week in question Ihe school tables,
therefore only give the number actually in attendance during one week, and
from the’ steps taken to procure complete Returns, they may, we think, be
x . xi* TiTAol.l nf nprsons at school.
Number and pro-
portion of schools
to the inhabitants.
Average attend-
ance of pupils.
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Instepction.
Denominations of
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Dublin University.
xxir CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851.
number of persons attending schools during the week referred to. The following
statement, in reference to National Schools, is extracted from the Twentieth
Report (for 1853) of the Commissioners of National Education, page x :
J””™.
Number on tho
llolls on tho
30th September,
1853.
daily attendance
for tho half-
year, ending 30th
September, 1853.
Ulster,
153,686
Munster, .
175,564
Leinster, .
145,266
Connaught,
76,115
33,777
Total,
550,631
271,364
i -i ’ aacu „ tl0n t0 tliese numbers, an attendance of 5,847 children,
with a daily average of 3,367 in schools to which salaries were granted during
the three months, from the 30th September to the 31st December, 1853.”
The following abstract shows the numbers and denominations of schools in
distinl n" 11 T° ,StnC i S ° f I o eland from wMch ‘he returns have been received,
simiIar tables are give “ fOT eaoh co “*r
University of Dublin,
Maynooth College
— n’s College,'
..«Jnaf’ ‘
Church Education, .
London Corporations,
Endowed,
Schools of Design,
Boarding,
Parochial,
>yal Hibei
Royal
Boarding, unarital
Do. Agricultur.
Workhouse, .
Gaol,
~ 1,200
1,945 31,110
458 8,311
264 4,884
181 27 , 633 j
65
171,405
29,366
1,266
257
5,314
1,882
53,574
14,851
10,690
7,403 191 , 9581 160,839 352,797 I 2,105 78 , 820 !
3,272
20,309
5,649
6,335
1,962
1,494
2 , 559 |
12,877
4 , 000 ,
12,595
84
2,748
1,901
490
16,6371 28,382
3,241
35 , 341 .
10,540
41,222
2 , 848 | 151,668 | * 9 , 508 ] 270 , 778 | 233 , 687 |* 504, 465
7,713
86,760
24,500
23,285
972
10,638
2,573
1,159
133
80,600
The school returns were framed to include all persons receiving instruction
at public and private schools, seminaries, academies, colleges, and literary institu-
fn°r' w h - e e " l ™ era ‘ ors " -ho procured them were instructed that the information
to be obtained should embrace “ the total number of persons of all aces and
classes who were attending school or receiving instruction at any of the Educational
EM, men/s throughout Ireland, during the Week ended the 12th of April 1861
J he Heads of such institutions were respectfully requested to fill the printed
1 oim, and at the same time were asked to observe, that all the names on the Roll
of a School were not required, but only the names of those Pupils who were in
dix! n pi n eTlv“™3 IMrt "’ eek SJ>eCified - (See Forms alld L - Appen-
JO* ?, fer f“ t0 ‘ he University of Dublin, the following observations were
made by the Junior Dean, on the Return received from it •
“ Students residing in or near Dublin attend the College Lectures. The whole
number so attending at the commencement of the present academic year was
between 600 and .00 The number of residents is now much less Rian the
ayerage, it being vacation time. The whole number of names on the Co II So
books, including Fellows, Professors, and Students, is about 1,400.” S
* The Tables in this Report contain two schools and eio-h tv- three mmik „
GenemI Tables, owing io the Returns from them not having beeif recdTOd ‘'“".“PP 1 ;” ™
latter ; they are situated— one in the county of Dublin conhinmirfL. tlme .f or in sertiou in the
county of Wexford, containing sixty-nine pupils, ’ ng fourteen P u P lls > and one 111 the
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As regards the Queen’s Colleges, we regret to say, we only received Returns
of the attendance of Students from one of them,— that of Galway; the authorities
of the remaining two, Belfast and Cork, we suppose from some misapprehension
of what was necessary, omitted to furnish the required information though written
to by us upon the subject.
The following table shows the number of schools in each county, the number
of persons between five and fifteen years of age, in attendance during the week
ended 12th of April, 1851, the population between the same ages, and the average
number of pupils to each school : : —
CoUNTra^AND
Towns.
Number
Schools.
Males.
— *
Males and Females.
Average
rrakorj^!’
ss?
years of ago.
“Sr
Number
E£
Leinster :
Carlow,
103
9,127
2,348
26
9,027
2,518
28
18,154
4,866
27
49
Drogheda Town, .
25
2,136
7S8
37
2,091
812
39
4,227
1,600
38
64
Dublin City,
350
28,056
11,591
41
27,619
9,S92
36
55,675
21,483
39
61
Dublin,
30S
18,522
7,802
42
1 7,940
6,245
35
36,462
14,047
39
46
Kildare,
149
13,217
3,435
26
12,300
3,292
27
25,517
6,727
20
4o
Kilkenny City, .
25
2,627
1,076
41
2,565
582
23
5,192
1,658
32
66
King’s Co., . .
167
' 1 6,324
3,743
2.3
15,833
3,680
23
32,’ 157
7^423
23
44
Longford, .
124
12,8-13
3,305
26
12,361
2,S5G
23
25,204
6,161
24
50 j
Louth,
125
13,405
3,423
26
12,863
3,181
25
26,268
6,604
25
53
Meath,
183
20,862
5,263
23
19,388
4,804
25
40,250
10,067
25
So
Queen's,
J59
16,241
3,931
24
14,816
3,142
21
31,057
7,073
23
44
W estmeath,
168
16,389
4,2.54
26
15,479
3,S72
25
31, 80S
8,126
25
48
Wexford, .
215
23,956
5.506
23
22,9S6
4,789
21
46,942
10,295
22
4S
Wicklow, .
163
14,103
3,677
26
13,277
3,461
27
27,380
. 7,138
26
44
•Total,
2,463
227,714
65,038
"28
217,460
56,898
26
445,180
121,936
27
49
Munster :
Clare,
253
31,714
8,491
24
32,445
7,163
22
67,159
•15,654
23
62
Cork City, .
151
9,S93
3,012
40
10,032
3,864
39
19,925
7,776
■39
51-
Cork, .
767
82,902
22,560
27
80,444
21,255
26
163,346
43,815
27
57
Kerry,
272
37,977
10,406
28
36,913
9,504
26
74,890
19,970
27
73
Limerick City,
. 67
. 6,896
2,740
40
6,734
2,922
43
13,030
• 5,662
42
85
Limerick,
274
32,940
9,703
29
30,921
7,843
25
63,861
•17,546
27
64
Tipperary, . .
.441
.49,572
13,449
27
48,359
12,947
27
97,931
26,396
27
60
Waterford City, .
47
3,235
1 ,545
48
3.147
993
32
6,382
• 2,53S
Waterford, .
156
19,448
4,007
25
18,410
4,596
25
37,858
9,503
25
Total,
2.428
277,577
77,773
28
267,405
71,087
26
544,982
148,860
■27'
61
Ulster :
Antrim,
405
34,471
S,710
25
33,829
6,395
19
G8,300
15,105
Belfast Town,
• 112
12,486
4,547
36
12,540
3,460
28
25,026
S,007
32
71
Armagh,
258
27,521
0,132
22
26,845
4,480
17
54,366
10,612
20
41
Carrickfergns,
21
1,140
386
34
1,224
260
21
2,364
646
27
Cavan,'
289
27,429
6,104
--
26,661
5,537
21
54,090
11,641
22
40
Donegal,
410
38,355
8,338
,9,2
37,340
6.466
17
75,695
14,804
20
36
43,467
11,126
20
42,183
7,465
18
85,(350
18,591
22
i'ermanagh,
250
■17,173
4,897
29.
16,670
3,623
22
33,843
8,520
25
34
Londonderry,
338
26,730
7,704
29
26,014
6,249
.24
52,744
13,953
26
Monaghan, .
242
20,510
4,888
24
20,432
3,779
IS
40,948
Tyrone,
466
36,996
8,460
23
35,643
6,967
20
72,639
15,427
21
33
Total,
3,266
2SG,284
71,292
25
279,381
54,681
19
565,665
125,973
22
38
Connaught :
Galway Town,
2S
2,730
1,070
39
3,237
1,260
39
5.967
2,330
39
Galway,
357
46,492
10,521
23
44,491
9,331
21
90,983
Leitrim,
177
18,241
3,S28
21
17,909
3,440
19
36,150
7,268
20
Mayo,
350
44,647
8,072
IS
43,306
7,530
17
87;953
15(602
45
Koscommon,
251
27,755
5,831
21
26,992
5,550
21
54,747
21
Sligo,
188
19,902
3,560
18
1 9,459'
3,827
20
39,361
7,393
19
39
Total,
1,351 i 159,767
32,888
21
155,394
30,938
20
315,161
63,826
• 20
47
Ireland, .
9,508
951,342
246,991
26
919,646
213,604
23
1,870,988
460,595
_1
48
It was also ascertained on the Family Returns* what members of each . family
were attending school on the 30th March, 1851 ; on comparing these with the
* Form A, Appendix, page li.
d
Means of
Instruction..
Humber of Schools,
and average
attendance.
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CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851.
Means of
Instruction.
Number under
instruction,
according to the
Family Returns.
school forms, it appears that a much larger number was attending school
according to the Family Returns. The difference between the two returns may
be accounted for by supposing that heads of families returned their children as
“ attending school,” though they might not have been in attendance on that day.
That their children were not in attendance at the ordinary day schools on the
30th of March, 1851,— the date fixed by the Act 13 & 14 Vic., c. 44, for talcing
the Census, — will be evident, when it is remembered that that date was Sunday ;
some, however, of the number may have been returned, because they were in
attendance at Sunday schools. If we suppose that those who were returned in
each family as “ attending school,” were receiving instruction, either at home, or
as pupils on the “ rolls” of some of the schools of the country, the two returns
will afford distinct heads of information : the School Return showing the average
attendance of pupils during one week, and the Family Return the number of
persons under instruction, either at home or at school, on one particular day of
the year 1851.
The number in each county attending school, as shown by school and family
returns respectively, was as under : —
Number Atte
DING School
- 1
Counties and Provinces.
On 12th April, 1851, as tak
School Returns.
n from
On 30th Maroh, 1851, as taken from |
Family Returns.
Males. |
Females.
Males and
Females.
Males.
Females.
Males and
Females.
Carlow, ....
Dublin, .
Kildare, .
Kilkenny,
|
2,660
23,136
4,280
6,650
2,807
18,661
3,585
4,798
5,467
41,797
7,865
11,448
3,970
27,700
9^627
3,900
25,536
5,250
8,443
7,870
53,236
11,118
18,070
King’s, .
Longford,
Louth, . . .
Meath, .
3,987
3,485
4,513
5,662
4,032
3,002
4,297
5,107
8,019
6,487
8,810
10,769
5,938
4,539
6,354
7,940
5,766
4,370
5,779
7,195
11,704
8,909
12,133
15,135
Queen’s, .
Westmeath,
Wexford,
Wicklow,
4,255
4,454
6,073
3,957
3,446
4,116
5,215
3,730
7,701
8,570
11,288
7,687
5,914
6,320
9,085
5,667
5,202
5,614
8,075
5,189
11,116
11,934
17,160
10,856
Leinster,
73,112
62,796
135,908
98,922
90,319
189,241
Antrim, .
Armagh, .
Cavan, ....
Donegal,
Down, ....
15,358
6,731
6,598
9,099
12,026
11,288
5,021
5,878
6,990
8,209
26,646
11,752
12,476
16,089
20,235
20,403
9,587
9,814
13,721
19,162
16,307
7,210
8,934
8,887
13,100
36,710
16,797
18,748
22,608
32,262
Fermanagh,
Londonderry, .
Monaghan,
Tyrone, ....
5,411
8,445
5,264
9,385
3,906
6,774
4,108
7,637
9,317
15,219
9,372
17,022
6,505
11,090
7,804
12,725
4,593
8,937
5,807
9,460
11,098
20,027
13,611
22,185
Ulster,
78,317
59,811
138,128
110,811
83,235
194,046
Clare, . . . •
Cork, ....
Kerry, ....
9,045
28,973
11,179
7,505
28,038
10,142
16,550
57,011
21,321
13,514
39,822
16,773
11,415
37,060
14,600
24,929
761882
31,373
Limerick,
Tipperary,
Waterford,
13,168
14,837
6,990
11,483
14,0)1
6,039
24,651
28,848
13,029
19,658
21,261
9,417
16,159
19,476
8,106
35,817
40,737
17,523
Munster, .
84,192
77,218
161,410
120,445
106,816
227,261
Galway, .
Leitrim, .
Mayo,
Roscommon, .
Sligo, -
12,546
4,077
8,573
6,131
3,830
11,430
3,651
8,096
6,000
4,685
23,976
7,728
16,669
12,131
8,515
16,124
6,423
12,571
8,744
6,375
13,727
5,780
10,684
8,707
6,307
29,851
12,203
23,255
17,451
12,682
Connaught,
35,157
33,862
69,019
50,237
45,205
95,442
Total op Ireland,
270,778
j 233,687
504,465
380,415
325,575
705,990
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REPORT ON AGES AND EDUCATION.
xxvii
In Form A — the Family Return— it was requested that the word “Irish” might Irish Speaking
be added, in the Education Column, to the name of each person who spoke that Population.
language only ; and the words “ Irish and English” to the names of those who
could speak both of these languages. The following table gives a summary, by
Counties and Provinces, of the total numbers of those who could speak Irish,
including those who also spoke English. The subject will be treated of more
fully in our General Report, now in progress, accompanied by tables showing, in
detail, the information extracted from the Census Returns : —
Table allowing tlie Numbers and Proportion per cent, of Persons who were returned t
speak the Irish Language, on 30th March, 18.51.
Numbo
tfhla^”
peak the
Popula-
1851.
Propor-
tion per
who can
Males.
Fema.es.
Total.
1,681
1,656
3,337
352,267
■9
6,513
7,223
13,736
196,084
142
101
243
68,078
•4
6,721
6,306
13,027
174,064
61,482
65,514
126,996
212,440
59-8
150,492
155,923
306,415
649,308
47-2
34,861
38,397
73,258
255,158
28-7
575
586
1,161
328,754
2,864
1,843
4,707
405,147
1-2
1,37 9
1,325
2,704
116,047
2-3
107,480
114,764
222,244
321,684
69-1
70,428
76,070
146,498
238,254
61-5
422
92
514
95,723
•5
10,382
11,038
21,420
158,748
13-5
249
154
403
112,076
•4
7,486
7,517
15,003
111,897
13-4
40,151
42,035
82,186
262,132
31-4
2,676,
2,730
5,406
192,022
2-8
740
725
1,465
82,348
1-8
9,449
9,912
19,361
103,416
18-7
85,476
94,602
180,078
274,499
65-6
4,542
4,421
8,963
144,994
6-2
Counties.
Numbo
sh langu
speak the
go-
Popula-
Propor-
tion per
Males.
r-- .
Total.
1851.
Monaghan,
Queen's, .
Roscommon,
5,255
150
22,892
5,700
94
23,404
10,955
244
46,296
141,823
111,664
173,436
7-7
•2
26-7
Sligo,
Tipperary,
Waterford," !
Westmeath,
24,158
30,055
6,446
43,872
507
25,070
32,709
6,446
47,054
414
49,228
62,764
12,892
90,926
921
128,515
331,567
255,662
164,035
111,407
38-3
189
5-
55-4
Wexford, .
Wicklow, .
421
98
379
37
800
135
180,158
98,979
•4
•1
Total, .
740,045
784,241
1,524,286
6,552,386
23'3
Summary by Provinces.
Leinster, .
Ulster, ’ ".
Connaught,
29,966
396,480
66,107
247,492
29,210
419,305
70,369
265,357
59,176
815,785
136,476
512,849
1,672,738
1,857,736
2,011,881
1,010,031
43-9
6-8
50-8
Total, .
740,045
784,241
1,524,286
6,552,386
23-3
Antrim,
Armagh,
Carlow,
Galway,
Kildare,
Kilkenny,
King’s,
Limerick,
Londonderry,
Longford, .
Louth,
Mayo,
In concluding our Report on the subject of Ages and Education, we beg to Conclusion,
take the opportunity of congratulating your Excellency on the progress which the
Returns show has been made in the education of the people during the eventful
period since 1841 ; and although it is evident that much remains to be done to
overcome the ignorance still prevailing, especially in some of the less improved
parts of the country, yet, it is encouraging to find that even in remote districts
ignorance has diminished during a period which, for affliction and calamity, is
unparalleled in the annals of Ireland, and which resulted in diminishing the
population during the course of little more than six years, to such an extent
that in 1851 it was actually less than in 1821 — thirty years previously.
W e have the honour to remain
Your Excellency’s
Very faithful and obedient servants,
William Donnelly,1 rn- ■ ■
te S istmr-Gmemy Clw f Commlsslmer -
William R. Wilde, Assistant Commissioner .
Edward Singleton, Secretary.
Census Office, Dublin,
December 20 th, 1855.
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ERRATA.
Page 12 — After Little Bray Town, insert “part of the Town of Bray.”
„ 50 — New Boss Town (part of), the remaining portion is called “Bosbeicon,” and has been
included in the rural district of the County of Kilkenny, page 22.
„ 88 — After Ballina Town, insert “a Suburb of the Town of Killaloe.”
„ 92 — After Carrick-on-Suir Town, omit “ part of.”
„ 126 — After Lifford Town, omit “part of Strabane.”
„ 130 — After Newry Town, insert “ part of.”
„ 174 — Ardnaree Town, for “ Suburb of Sligo,” read “ Suburb of Ballina.”
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LIST OF PLATES.
PLATE I. — POPULATION .
— II.— EDUCATION.
— V., VI., VII., and. VIII.— CURVES OF AGES.
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APPENDIX.
Age Tables:
Table 1. — Showing the Population by Periods in 1841 and 1851, and the same reduced
to a basis of 100,000, .......
Table 2. — Showing the Proportion per Cent, of the Population, 15 and under, and above
15 Years of Age, .......
Table 3. — Showing the Ages at which the Population will divide into equal numbers, or
nearly so, ........
Page
xxx
xxxii
Education Tables :
Table 4. — Showing the Proportion of the Male Population who could neither Read nor
Write in 1841 and in 1851, and Increase or Decrease per Cent, at
each Age, ........ xxxiv
Table 5. — Ditto for Females, ........ xxxvi
Table 6 . — Showing the Proportion per Cent, at each Age of the total numbers who could
neither Read nor Write in 1841 and 1851, .... xxxviii
Table 7. — Showing the Description and N umber of Schools, and of Pupils attending them,
during the Week ended 12th April, 1851, in each County and Province, . xl
Specimen of Form A. — Family Return,
„ „ G. — College do.,
„ „ L. — School do.,
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Population op 1841 and 1851, classified by Ages.
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CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851.
Table 2. — Proportion per cent, of the Population 15 and under, and above 15 Years of Age.
Rural.
Civic.
Rural and Civic.
Total.
Provinces, Counties,
Males.
Females,
Males.
Females.
Males.
Females.
Males & Females.
and Towns.
15 and
A ltn.ra
15 and
Above
15 and
A I m -n
15 and
4
15!md
Above
15 and
AltiMrn
™l.r.
15.
under.
o.
under.
15.
under.
15.
15.
under.
15.
15.
Leinster :
Carlow, .
38-1
61-9
35 - 4
64-6
35-7
64-3
32-6
67-4
37-6
62-4
34-7
65-3
36-1
63-9
Drogheda Town,
37-8
62-2
32-6
67-4
37-8
02-2
32 -6
67-4
35-1
64-9
Dublin City, .
34-8
65-2
29-3
70-7
34-8
652
29-3
70-7
31-8
68-2
Dublin,
39 1
60-9
35-4
64-6
38-9
61-1
29-2
70-S
39-
61-
32 -S
67-2
35-7
64-3
Kildare, .
36-9
63T
3G-4
63-6
40-8
59-2
34-5
65-5
37-2
62-8
36-2
63-8
36-7
€3-3
Kilkenny City, .
40-7
59-3
31-9
6S-1
40-7
59-3
31-9
68-1
35-S
64-2
Kilkenny,
39G
60-4
35-8
64-2
47-5
52'5
37-7
62-3
39-8
60-2
35-9
64-1
37-8
62-2
King’s,
39-
61-
37 -5
62-5
41-7
58-3
33-8
6C-2
39-3
60-7
37-1
62-9
3S-1
61-9
Longford, .
40-6
59-4
39-9
60 1
436
564
30-
70-
40-8
59-2
39-2
60-S
40-
60-
Louth, .
41-2
58'8
37-9
62T
37-3
62;7
34-
66-
40-7
59-3
37-4
62-6
39-
61-
Meath,
Queen’s, .
39-3
60-7
37 -5
62-5
35-3
64-7
32-
68-
39-1
60-9
37-2
62-S
38-1
61-9
38-1
61-9
35-5
64-5
42-2
57-8
32-1
67 -9
38-5
61-5
35-2
64-8
36-8
63-2
Westmeath,
38-3
61-7
3G-9
63-1
44-
56-
38-S
61-2
38-8
61-2
37-1
62-9
38-
62-
Wexford, .
37-9
62-1
34-5
65-5
39-6
60-4
33-1
66-9
38-1
61-9
34-2
65-8
36-1
63-9
Wicklow, .
39 2
60-8
38-1
61-9
37-8
62-2
35-2
64-8
39-1
60-9
37-9
62-1
3S-5
61-5
Total,
38-9
611
36-61
63-39
37-
63 -
30-7
69-3
38-4
61-6
34-8
65-2
36-5
63-5
Munster :
Clare,
42-4
57-6
38-7
61-3
43-
57-
31-
69-
42-5
57'5
3S-1
61-9
40-2
59-8
Cork City,
37-
63-
30-S
69-2
37-
63-
30-8
69-2
33-6
66-4
Cork,
39-5
60-5
38-
62-
37-6
G2-4
33-
67-
39-2
60-8
37-2
62-8
38-2
61-8
Kerry,
41-6
58-4
39-5
60-5
45-9
54-1
38-9
61-1
42-1
57-9
39-4
606
40-7
59-3
Limerick City, .
39-1
60-9
31-3
68-7
39T
60-9
31-3
68-7
34-8
65-2
Limerick,
41-3
5S-7
38-5
61-5
39-6
60-4
33-8
66-2
41-3
58-7
38-3
61-7
39-8
60-2
Tipperary,
411
58-9
37-8
62-2
39-6
60-4
34-
66-
40-8
59-2
36-9
63-1
38-8
61-2
Waterford City,
40-4
59-6
31-5
68-5
40-4
59-6
31-5
68-5
35-4
64-6
Waterford,
38-
02-
35-.
65-
40-7
59-3
33-9
66-1
38-4
61-6
34-8
65-2
36-5
63-5
Total,
40-6
59'4
3S-1
61-9
39-3
60-7
32-8
67-2
40-3
59-7
36-9
63-1
38-6
61 -4
Ulster :
Antrim, .
40 3
59-7
3G-6
63-4
41-2
58-8
3-5'2
64'S
40-4
59-6
G3-5
Belfast Town, .
39-3
60-7
34-4
65-6
39-3
GO-7
34-4
65-6
Carrickfergus, .
43-8
56-2
3S-8
61-2
47-
53-
33-5
66-5
45-1
54-9
36-5
63-5
59-7
Armagh, .
40-1
59-9
37-2
62-8
37-7
62-3
33-3
66-7
39-9
60-1
36-8
63-2
Cavan,
41-7
58-3
40-6
59-4
38-5
61-5
33-2
66 8
41-5
5S-5
40-3
59-7
40-9
59-1
Donegal, .
41-7
58-3
39-
61-
39-5
60-5
35-
65-
41-7
58-3
38-9
61-1
40-2
Down,
Fermanagh,
39-8
GO-2
35-6
64-4
42-1
57-9
33-
67-
40-1
59-9
35-3
40-4
59-6
62-2
36-6
63-4
31 6
68-4
40-3
59-7
37-4
Londonderry, .
39-7
60-3
36-5
63-5
37-6
62-4
341
65-9
39-4
60-6
36T
63-9
37-7
62-3
Monaghan,
60-9
36-7
63-3
42-1
57-9
371
62-9
39-4
60-6
36-8
63-2
38-
62-
Tyrone, .
39-5
GO-5
37-4
62-6
37-2
62-8
32-2
67-S
39-3
60-7
37-1
62-9
38-2
61-8
Total,
40-3
59-7
37-4
62-6
39-6
60-4
34-
66-
40-2
59-8
37-
63-
38-5
61-5
Connaught :
Galway Town, .
•
36-5
63-5
32-5
67-5
36-5
63-5
32 -5
Galway, .
40-9
59-1
38-24
61-76
47-3
52-7
39-
61-
41-3
58-7
Leitrim, .
43-
57-
42-69
57-31
43-
57-
42-7
57-3
42-9
57-1
Mayo,
43-5
56-5
39-91
60-09
40-4
59-6
38-1
61-9
43-4
Roscommon,
42-5
57-5
41-23
58-77
44-5
55-5
36-3
63-7
42-6
Sligo,
42-5
57’5
40-19
59-81
40-
60-
33-9
66-1
42-3
57-7
39-6
60-4
40-9
59-1
Total,
42-4
57-6
40-
60-
*i*
58-5
35-9
64-1
42-3
57-7
39-6
60-4
41-
59-
Summary op
Ireland, .
40-4
59-6
37-9
62-1
38-6
61-4
32-4
67-6
40-1
59-9
36-8
63-2
38-4
61-6
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Table 3 Showing the Ages at which the population will divide into equal numbers, or
nearly so.
Provinces, Counties, a
Leinster :
Carlow, .
Drogheda Town,
Dublin City,
Dublin,
Kildare,
Kilkenny City,
Kilkenny,
King’s,
Longford,
Louth, .
Meath, .
Queen’s,
Westmeath,
Wexford,
Wicklow,
Munster :
Clare, .
Cork City, .
Cork, .
Kerry, .
Limerick City,
Limerick,
Tipperary, .
Waterford City,
Waterford, .
Total,
Ulster :
Antrim,
Belfast Town,
Carrickfergus,
Armagh, .
Cavan, .
Donegal,
Down, .
Fermanagh, .
Londonderry, #
Monaghan, .
Males. Females.
Tyrone,
Connaught :
Galway Town,
Galway,
Leitrim,
Mayo, .
Roscommon, .
Sligo, .
Summary oj? Ireland,
Rural and Civic.
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Table 4. — Showing the proportion per cent, of the Male Population who could neither Read nor Write in
Province, County, and
Males.
Provinces, Counties,
and Towns.
11 to 15.
26 to 35.
36 to 45.
Leinster :
Carlow, .
Drogheda,
Dublin City,
Dublin, .
Kildare, .
Kilkenny City,
Kilkenny,
King’s,
Longford,
Louth,
Meath,
Queen’s, .
Westmeath,
Wexford,
Wicklow,
Munster :
Clare,
Cork City,
Cork,
Kerry,
Limerick City,
Limerick,
Tipperary,
Waterford City
Waterford,
Ulster :
Antrim, .
Belfast Town, .
CarrickfergusB.
Armagh, .
Cavan,
Donegal, .
Down,
Fermanagh,
Londonderry,
Monaghan,
Tyrone, .
Connaught :
Galway Town,
Galway, .
Leitrim, .
Roscommon,
Summary op
Ireland, .
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1841 and in 1851, classified by Ages, and exhibiting the Increase or Decrease per cent, at each age, for every
principal Town in Ireland.
75 69 . 6 75 70
60 55 . 5 62 56
69 63 . 6 68i 63
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Table 5. — Showing the proportion per cent, of the Female Population who could neither Read nor Write
Province, County, and
Provinces, Counties
and Towns.
FEMALES.
| 5 to 10.
| J 1 to 15.
16 to 25.
| 26 to 35.
36 to 45.
46 to 55.
L
i
j
1 i
=
s
J
1 Q
s
| _
j
; Q
3
I
§>
Q
|
1
|
9.
g
C
S
i
Q
Leinster :
1 !
1
1
Carlow, .
71 64!
7
3
33
| .
24 2-
33; 2!
5
40
3!
4
m
4'
6
Drogheda Towi
70; 65;
! 5
4*
38.
37: 3:
i
46 46
51
5C
5
&
60
Dublin City,
6
5
4
2^
21
! 3
1
l:
2‘
22
2
30
27
3
3;
30
3
Dublin, .
6
5
12
3Z
21
11
1£
4
2£
2!
6
3
2£
6
4C
3-
• 6
Kildare, .
7
6
6
3f
36;
3
2£
2"
2
3”
30
7
44
38
6
52
44
8
Kilkenny City,
7-
6
9
3£
31
8
3
2£
6
4.-
40
5
50
48
2
58
52
6
Kilkenny,
8,
8
4-
3
1
6
3£
3.
8
53
42
11
61
5‘.
9
72
6‘
8
8
7.
8
47
41
6
31
32
4
4!
36
7
5i
46
5
57
50
7
Longford,
8i
r-
8
41
40,
9
42
37
5
5-
41
13
6 ;
S'
10
69
62
7
Louth,
84
7Z
11
59
43|
16
57
43
14
69
54
15
74
67
7
79
73
6
Meath,
81
70
11
53
41
12
47
38
9
59
45
14
6”
58
7
68
63
5
Queen’s, .
7!
61
10
4(
3£
5
26
26
35
2£
6
42
3f
3
49
41
6
Westmeath,
s:
7;
8
51
44j
7
4!
3£
4
53
48
10
59
55
4
65
5i
6
Wexford, .
71
7;
6
37
36
1
26 25
1
31
29
4
4i
36
5
5]
41
8
W icklow,
78
69
9
40
H
6
27
25
2
31
29
2
39
34
6
46
41
5
Total,
77
68
9
42
35;
7
33
28
5
41
32
9
48
41
7
55
48
7
Mcnstek :
Clare,
86
80
6
61
57
4
58
55
3
71
61
10
7o
72
3
7£
7t
5
Cork City,
61
54
7
29
31
2
30
32
2
3£
39
46
44
2
51
5(
1
Cork,
84
74
10
62
52
•
10
62
55
7
72
63
9
77
72
0
81
75
6
Kerry,
90
80
10
72
58
14
72
66
6
81
71
.10
82
78
4
84
80
4
Limerick City, .
72
68
14
40
35
5
37
35
2
48
38
10
51
49
2
58
51
7
Limerick, .
83
78
5
50
47
3
49
41
8
63
51
12
68
63
5
73
68
5
Tipperary,
81
73
8
45
41
4
41
36
5
54
45
9
62
57
5
6£
62
7
Waterford City,
66
62
4
34
38
4
31
3-1
3
38
40
2
44
49
5
51
51
Waterford,
87
80
7
67
60
7
69
47
22
77
71
6
81
79
2
84
81
3
Total,
84
75
9
58
50
8
56
50
6
67
57
10
71
67
4
76
70
6
Ulster:
Antrim, .
54
46
8
20
17
3
16
is
£
19
15
4
22
18
4
28
21
2
Belfast Town, .
53
48
5
21
21
15
15
17
16
1
20
20
24
22
2
Carrickfergus B.
34
30
4
13
£
4
8
7
1
8
5
3
8
7
1
11
8
3
Armagh, .
75
68
7
42
3£
3
33
31
2
41
34
7
44
41
3
4£
45
4
Cavan,
81
a
10
47
40
7
41
33
8
56
41
15
63
55
8
71
63
8
Donegal, .
81
76
5
58
52
6
57
52
5
65
59
6
69
65
4
70
68
2
Down,
59
51
8
26
23
3
20
17
3
24
19
5
27
24
3
30
27
3
Fermanagh,
79
69
10
44
37
7
34
26
8
42
32
10
50
43
7
58
47
11
Londonderry, .
55
54
1
23
25
2
20
2C
27
24
3
32
31
1
37
35
2
Monaghan,
83
70
13
51
39
12
43
32
11
53
39
14
58
50
8
64
54
10
Tyrone,
77
66
11
42
34
8
34
27
7
44
33
11
49
43
6
54
47
7
Total,
71 62
9
38
33| .
5
32
26
6
39
30| .
9
44
38
6
48
42
6
Connaught:
'
Galway Town, .
74
66
8
45
50
5
49
58
9
61
62! 1
66
74
8
70
69
1
Galway, .
91
85
6
77
68
9
77
70
84
8
86
82
87
3
Leitrim, .
86
77
9
55
46
9
52
43
9
64
54! .
10
70
63
7
76
71
5
Mayo,
92
85
7
80
72
8
80
74
6
86
79j .
7
89
4
90
86
4
Roscommon,
87
79
8
63
54
9
61
52
9
73
61 .
12
76
5
Sligo,
87
79
8
67
57
‘
10
65
56
9
75
66j .
9
80
75
85
79
6
" Total,
89
82
7
71
63 .
8
70
63
7
79
70j .
9
82
78
4
85
81
4
Summary of
ill
Ireland,
1
70
. 9
50
44
6
45
39
!
44 S .
11
59
53
6
64
57
7
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in 1841 and in 1851, classified by ages, and exhibiting the Increase or Decrease per cent, at each age, for every
principal Town in Ireland.
56 to 65.
7G to 85.
8G to AS.
Above 03.
Total.
Pkovincis, Counties,
1 ,
a
■
6
a
nn Towns
ff S
3
a
.4
£
?
a
S
2
2
2
Bs
O
d
2
2
d
3
3
3
d
2
2
2
d
Leinster :
6C
52
7
66
55
11
66
6C
6
5C
63
12
80
71
9
41
38
3
Carlow.
69
64
5
56
56
82
62
14
67
70
3
75
75
52
4£
3
Drogheda Town.
37
32
5
35
32
3
43
37
6
45
42
3
54
42
12
30
28
2
Dublin City.
46
38
8
44
32
6
42
41
7
49
42
1
54
74
20
36
29
7
Dublin.
57
51
6
61
53
8
65
60
5
66
59
7
76
74
2
46
41
5
Kildare.
61
56
5
56
55
1
70
54
16
70
60
10
50
44
6
49
43
6
Kilkenny City.
7S
72
7
82
7b
6
84
82
2
82
79
3
75
72
3
59
51
8
Kilkenny.
62
55
7
61
56
5
6£
61
8
67
63
4
88
61
27
52
46
7
King’s.
75
72
3
74
7C
4
80
78
2
73
70
3
85
82
4
60
52
8
Longford.
84
81
3
82
79
3
81
81
77
87
10
90
94
' 4
70
60
10
Louth.
76
69
7
77
73
4
80
73
7
81
84
3
81
SI
62
53
9
Meath.
55
51
4
57
52
4
64
58
6
65
5b
9
66
71
.5
45
40
5
Queen’s.
72
65
7
72
67
5
■74
73
1
67
62
5
81
fif
12
52
53
6
Westmeath.
59
51
8
64
56
8
72
63
9
7C
54
16
88
55
33
45
41
4
Wexford.
54
48
6
55
49
6
60
55
5
66
56
10
85
47
38
44
39
5
Wicklow.
62
55
7
62
56
6
67
61
6
66
62
4
76
65
11
49
42
7
Total.
Munster :
84
82
2
84
81
3
86
84
2
82
82
2
92
84
8
72
66
6
Clare.
55
54
1
50
49
1
55
56
1
59
68
i
80
75
5
42
41
1
Cork City.
85
82
3
84
7£
5
85
82
3
82
84
1
92
84
8
7£
6o
8
Cork.
88
85
3
88
82
5
9C
87
3
85
82
2
98
83
15
81
72
9
Kerry.
62
59
3
57
57
64
70
6
58
68
10
40
67
27
50
44
6
Limerick City.
81
75
6
79
77
2
83
83
82
83
91
88
3
65
58
7
Limerick;
76
70
6
77
72
5
81
77
4
76
76
85
76
9
5S
52
6
Tipperary.
55
55
52
5(
3
62
63
1
5C
76
26
67
5<
17
4 c
45
2
Waterford City.
89
86
3
88
85
3
90
90
90
8b
2
96
94
2
78
73
5
Waterford.
82
78
4
80
76
4
84
81
3
80
82
2
91
84
7
68
62
6
Total.
Ulster :
27
24
3
26
25
1
31
27
4
34
32
9
62
3(
32
26
22
4
Antrim.
27
26
1
22
22
]
27
24
- 3
26
37
11
5C
8C
3i
24
2c
1
Belfast Town.
12
9
13
9
4
17
13
4
14
12
2
14
11
3
Carrickfergus B
53
51
2
52
47
6
52
52
49
53
4
6(
72
12
48
4 c
5
Armagh.
76
71
5
76
71
5
76
74
2
68
76
.8
82
72
10
60
51
9
Cavan.
74
73
1
71
70
1
71
72
1
73
69
4
87
75
12
67
62
5
Donegal.
31
2
31
31
35
3-1
1
33
32
1
54
52
2
31
27
4
Down.
63
59
4
6£
64
o
62
64
]
71
75
52
4£
9
Fermanagh.
40
41
1
40
39
1
41
46
5
41
46
o
62
50
12
33
32
1
Londonderry.
70
65
5
67
63
4
68
65
3
71
59
12
74
70
4
59
4S
11
Monaghan.
60
54
6
58
54
4
60
61
i
59
55
4
72
84
12
51
42
9
Tyrone;
53
49
4
49
46
3
52
51
1
51
50
1
69
67
2
45
89|
6
Total.
Connaught :
75
3
63
Galway town.
91
3
8£
87
2
8S
82
l
91
81
10
96
86
10
84
77
7
Galway.
82
78
4
81
79
2
85
81
4
80
77
3
76
92
16
67
59j
8
92
90
2
93
89
4
92
91
1
91
91
96
92
4
86
80|
6
Mayo.
85
81
5
86
82
4
85
85
83
81
2
90
72
18
73
66;
7
Roscommon.
88
86
2
87
84
3
87
85
2
82
78
*
4
76
88
12
w
8
Sligo. .
89
86
3
88
85
3
88
86
' 2
87
82
5
91
87
4
6
Total.
Summary op
69
61
E
66
61
. 5
68
65
3
67
64
81
73
59
51 .
Ireland.
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Table 6. — Showing the proportion per cent, at each age of the total number who could neither Read nor Write, in
1841, and 1851.
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Table 6. — Showing the proportion per cent, at each age of the total number who could neither Read nor Write, in
1841, and 1851 — continued.
Proportion per cont. at each Ag
of tile Total Number who can neither Road nor Writo.
COUXTIKS, AND
Sto.O.
1 to 15.
26 to 35.
36 to 45.
40 to 55.
56 to 65.
66 to 75. |'
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f
f
“■
A
S
“■
A
s
“■
-
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f
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A
*
Ulster :
A--, -{S
42
33
37
13
11
12
15
14
15
8
10
9
7
10
8
6
9
8
4
7
6
.2
-1
3
.1
i
1
Belfast / 1841,
'fawn, . 1 1861,
41
31
30
36
34
12
13
11
11
11
12
12
16
17
19
15
18
10
13
13
12
11
9
9
11
11
10
10
6
8
8
7
3
5
4
2
2
2
••
W
! Garrick- f 1841,
fergits, .(.1851,
53
43
48
48
12
10
11
11
12
11
9
13
16
16
13
14
l
9
8
7
7
7
7
'6
7
t
7
6
6
5
i
•5
i
•1
2
3
2
2
a
1
1
, . r 1841,
Armagh, .|iy S1 ;
36
32
28
25
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Table 7— Showing the Number of Schools and of Pupils attending them, during the Week ended
12th April, 1851, according to the Returns received.
PROVINCE OF LEINSTER.
Schools and Counties.
Rural Districts.
Civic Districts.
Total.
No. of 1
S i:l: o' . .
|
No. of Children.
No. of Children. j
, 1 No. of Children.
No. of 1
Males, j Females.
Total.
Schools.
Males.
•’emales. | Total. |
Scliools.j
Males, j Females, j
Total.
County or Carlow.
National, .
Church Education, .
Diocesan, .
Endowed,
Boarding, .
Private, .
Parochial,
Workhouse,
34
14
1
1
6
11
1
1
1,177
232
12
25
66
151
80
1,111
16
48
135
12
2,288
453
28
25
114
286
12
80
6
1
5
16
2
1
270
66
22
309
179
34
37
525
81
37
155
21
445
795
147
22
346
334
482
40
17
1
1
6
22
13
1
2
1,447
298
22
12
334
245
185
117
1,636
302
16
37
203
156
12
445
3,033
600
22
28
371
448
341
12
562
Total,
69
1,743
1,543
3,286
34
917
1,264
2,181
103
2,660
2,807
5,467
Town or Drooiieda.
National, .
Endowed, .
Boarding, .
Private, . .
Parochial, .
Free,
Charitable Boarding, .
1
3
13
1
2
1
433
38
22
214
61
40
20
635
111
94
46
28
1,068
38
133
308
107
68
20
4
1
3
13
1
2
1
433
38
22
214
61
40
20
635
111
94
46
28
1,068
38
133
107
68
20
Total,
■
25
828
914
1,742
25
828
914
1,742
City or Dublin.
University of Dublin, .
National,
Church Education, .
Diocesan, .
Endowed,
School of Design,
Boarding,
Private,
Parochial,
Free,
Mission, .
Military, . ...
Charitable Boarding, .
Workhouse,
Gaol,
Total,
County or Dublin.
National, .
Church Education, .
i Endowed,
| Boarding,
Free, ...
Parochial,
Military, ...
Royal Hibernian,
Charitable Boarding, .
Workhouse,
Gaol,
Total,
County or Kildare.
Maynootli College, .
National, .
Church Education, .
Diocesan, .
Endowed,
Private,
Boarding, . •
Parochial,
Free,
Military, .
Workhouse,
Gaol,
Total,
1
28
4
1
6
28
198
24
27
4
5
13
5
5
650
3,061
133
70
333
106
712
3,534
2,251
1,288
653
248
97
563
537
3,747
154
173
110
549
2,313
1,609
1,460
99
113
260
693
92
650
6,808
287
70
506
216
1,261
5,847
3,860
2,74S
752
361
357
1,256
629
1
28
4
1
6
1
28
198
24
27
4
5
13
5
5
650
3,061
133
70
333
106
712
3,534
2,251
1,288
653
248
97
563
537
3,747
154
173
110
549
2,313
1,609
1,460
99
113
260
693
92
650
6,808
287
70
506
216
1,261
5,847
3,860
2,748
752
361
357
1,256
629
350
14,236
11,372
25,608
350
14,236
11,372
25,608
60
3
5
14
44
7
24
1
1
9
3
1
2,699
50
257
429
536
94
445
239
318
200
205
39
2,447
51
143
170
367
129
417
15
20
227
211
24
5,146
101
400
599
903
223
862
254
338
427
416
14
4
1
28
66
10
8
4
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1,372
119
46
311
902
128
405
95
11
1,302
75
27
393
482
432
307
44
6
2,674
194
73
704
1,384
560
712
139
17
74
7
6
42
110
17
32
5
1
10
3
1
4,071
169
303
740
1,438
222
850
334
318
211
205
3,749
126
170
563
849
561
724
59
20
233
211
24
7,820
295
473
1,303
2,287
783
1,574
393
338
4 44
416
63
172
5,511
4,221
9,732
136
3,389
3,068
6,457
| 308 | 8,900
7,289
16,189
1
54
12
5
33
2
10
1
2
505
1,691
184
63
430
95
142
139
12
292
1,982
143
48
202
57
98
181
8
269
505
3,673
327
111
632
152
240
320
20
561
4
1
11
1
2
1
1
176
6
196
66
206
77
148
1
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6
50
236
26
324
7
326
6
116
442
103
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12
1
5
44
3
12
8
1
3
1
505
1,867
184
6
63
626
95
208
139
12
498
77
2,130
143
1
48
332
63
148
181
8
505
26
505
3,997
327
7
111
958
158
356
320
20
1,003
103
128
3,553
2,988
6,541
21
727
597
1,324
149
4,280
3,585
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Table 7. — Showing the Number of Schools and of PuriLS attending them, during the Week ended
12th April, 1S51 — continued.
Schools and Counties.
Rural Districts.
Civic Districts.
Total.
No. of Children.
No of
No. of Children.
No. of
Schools.
No. of Children.
Schools, j
Males. |
Females.
Total.
Schools.
Males. Females, t Total.
Males.
?emalcs. | Total. 1
Citt op Kilkenny.
National, ...
Boarding, .
Private, .
Free, ....
Regimental, .
Workhouse,
Total, »
County op Kilkenny.
National, . _ .
Church Education, .
Boarding, .
Private, .
Parochial, . .
Boarding, Charitable,
Workhouse,
Total, ,
King's County.
National, . .
Church Education, .
Endowed, .
Boarding, .
Private, .
Parochial, .
Free,
Regimental,
Mission, .
Workhouse,
Total, .
County op Longford.
National, .
Church Education,
Endowed, . . .
Boarding, . •
Private, . .
Parochial, . .
Free, ....
Military, .
Mission, . .
Workhouse,
Gaol,
Total, .
County op Louth.
National, .
Church Education,
Endowed, . ,
Boarding, ,
Private, . .
Parochial, . •
Free,. . .
Industrial, . .
Mission, . .
Military, .
Workhouse, .
Gaol, . »
Total, ,
3
4
12
1
1
2
2
231
135
250
129
526
101
54
17
155
216
3
203
12
285
152
405
216
132
729
113
3
4
12
1
1
2
2
231
135
250
129
526
101
54
17
155
216
203
12
285
152
405
216
132
729
113
•
25
1,372
060
2,032
25
1,372
660
2,032
10
1
68
14
7
1
3,192
124
1,016
259
108
31
2,520
143
23
669
146
120
5,712
267
23
1,685
405
228
31
3
1
1
1
4
155
6
26
25
336
101
13
398
256
11
26
38
734
91
11
2
68
15
7
1
4
3,347
130
26
1,016
284
108
3!
2,62!
148
23
669
159
120
398
5,968
. 278
49
1,685
443
228
31
734
189
4,730
3,021
8,351
10
548
517
1,065
199
5,278
4,138
9,416
54
16
1
2
44
14
4
1
1
3
1,614
238
23
55
532
223
77
35
15
564
1,524
334
18
515
192
89
38
15
669
3,138
572
41
55
1,047
415
166
73
30
1,233
6
2
2
13
; 1
2
1
266
40
41
160
43
61
339
24
25
86
31
79
54
605
64
66
246
.74
140
54
60
18
1
4
57
15
4
1
1
278
23
'96
692
266
'77
35
76
564
1,863
358
18
25
601
223
89
38
94
669
54
3,743
636
. 41
121
1,293
489
166
73
170
1,233
140
3,376
3,394.
6,770
27
611
638
1,249
167
3, '987
4,032
8,019
12
1
1
47
3
4
1
1
1,277
250
27
30
675
58
92
8
470
22
1,003
284
3
510
75
101
9
792
4
2,280
534
30
30
1,185
133
193“
17
1,262
26
4
5
1
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112
48
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22
281
157
44
20
269
48
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42
28 1
43
13
1
1
52
4
1
1
4
1
1,389
298
27
30
788
58
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22
8
751
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1,160
284
3
554
75
101
20
9
792
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2,549
582
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30
1,342
133
193
42
17
1,543
26
112
2,909
2,781
5,690
12
576
221
797
124
3,485
3,002
0,487
43
14
4
21
8
7
1
1
3
1,572
258
246
241
108
127
2
289
1,271
209
104
165
118
140
7
378
2,843
467
350
406
226
267
7
667
2
3
11
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497
65
11
192
15
62
669
57
95
121
20
26
1,166
122
106
313
35
88
48
14
6
3
32
7
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3
1
2,069
258
311
11
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108
127
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289
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209
161
95
286
118
140
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467
472
106
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226
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667
88
102
2,843
2,395
5,238
23
842
988
1,830
125
3,685
3,383
7,068
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CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851.
Table 7. — Showing the Number of Schools and of Pupils attending them, during the Week ended
12th April, 1851 — continued.
Rural Districts.
Civic Districts.
Total.
Schools and Counties.
N
o. of Children.
No. of
No. of Children.
No. of Children.
Schools
Males.
Females.
Total.
Schools.
Males.
Females.
Total.
.Schools.
Males.
Females.
Total.
County of Meatii.
National, .
79
2,602
2,558
5,160
3
128
132
260
82
2,730
2,690
5,420
Church Education, .
6
96
62
158
6
96
62
158
Endowed, .
4
226
287
2
269
203
6
495
490
985
Boarding, .
1
24
24
1
87
87
2
111
111
Private, .
45
658
467
1,125
9
218
143
361
54
876
610
1,486
Parochial, .
13
179
125
304
13
179
125
304
Free,
10
134
194
328
2
9
40
49
12
143
234
377
Gaol,
1
87
87
1
87
87
Total,
166
4,951
4,589
9,540
17
711
518
1,229
183
5,662
5,107
10,769
Queen’s County.
National, .
52
1,481
1,331
2,812
6
177
415
592
58
1,658
1,746
3,404
Church Education, .
22
360
307
667
2
101
69
170
24
461
376
837
Endowed, ...
2
33
20
53
2
33
20
53
Boarding, .
2
17
26
43
9
201*
125
326
11
218
151
369
Private,
28
286
209
495
7
70
56
126
356
265
621
Parochial, .
16
2G7
234
501
1
47
34
81
17
314
268
582
Free,
5
76
85
161
2
167
38
205
7
243
123
366
Workhouse,
2
490
436
926
1
305
5
305
3
795
436
1,231
Gaol,
155
1
155
61
216
Total, .
130
3,165
2,709
5,874
29
1,090
737
1,827
159
4,255
3,446
7,701
County of Westmeath.
National, .
57
1,970
1,769
3,739
5
317
350
667
62
2,287
2,119
Church Education, .
12
185
200 •
385
1
30
34
Endowed, . . .
Boarding, .
3
170
23
193
23
1
8
8
Agricultural Boarding,
1
19
576
19
1
. 19
19
Private,
1,275
146
133
279
65
845
Parochial, .
15
226
228
454
15
226
228
Free,
3
29
56
85
Mission, . . ' .
2
46
44
90
2
' 46
44
90
Workhouse,
1
1
215
281
496
1
391
411
802
2
. ’606
692
1,298
Total,
150
3,570
3,188
6,758
18
884
928
1,812
168
4,454
4,116
8,570
County of Wexford.
National, .
71
1,983
1,491
3,474
’ 9
538
1,125
1,663
Church Education, .
20
322
615
.1
47
51
344
Diocesan, .
2
131
131
Endowed, . . .
3
94
75
169
5
83
121
Boarding, .
2
36
36
1
11
11
Private, . , • .
29
301
216
517
24
342
272
Parochial, .
27
360
283
643
1
56
43
99
28
Free,
92
182
5
79
111
372
Industrial, .
Mission,
1
38
38
1
38
Workhouse,
3
582
536
1,118
2
369
457
826
5
'951
993
1,944
1
152
152
1
152
•
152
Total,
162
3,768
3,024
6,792
53
2,305
2,191
4,496
215
6,073
5,215
11,288
County of Wicklow.
National, .
52
1,356
1,294,
.
2,650
3
201
176
Church Education, .
20
313
324
637
1
49
28
Endowed, .
149
111
260
1
31
31
Boarding, .
•63
’ 63
1
8
30
Private, . . • .
21
196
477
10
164
72
713
Parochial, . .
388
831
1
23
15
Free, . .
353
461
814
4
61
114
175
Workhouse, ■ .
521
983
1
462
521
983
Total, .
142
3,420
3,295
6,715
21
537
435
972
163
3,957
3,730
. 7,687
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Table 7. — Showing the Number of Schools and of Pupils attending them, during the Week ended
12th April, 1851 — continued.
SUMMARY OF PROVINCE OF LEINSTER.
ScnooLS and Counties.
Rural Districts.
Civic Districts.
Total.
No. of
Schools.
N
. of Child
en.
No. of
Schools.
No. of Children.
No. of
Schools.
No. of Children.
Males.
Females.
Total.
Males.
Females.
Total.
Males.
Females.
Total.
University of Dublin,
1
650
650
1
650
650
Mavnooth College, .
i
505
505
1
505
505
National, .
683
22,614
20,301
42,915
103
7,934
9,875
17,809
786
30,548
30,176
60,724
Church Education, .
161
2,612
2,571
5,183
20
639
521
1,160
181
3,251
3,092
6,343
Diocesan, .
5
229
1
230
5
229
1
230
Endowed, .
34
1,300
848
2,148
18
865
581
1,446
52
2,165
1,429
3,594
School of Design,
106
110
216
1
106
110
216
Boarding, .
29
774
284
1,058
87
1,863
1,399
3,262
116
2,637
1,6S3
4,320
Agricultural Boarding,
1
19
19
1
19
19
Private,
440
5,721
4,140
9,861
406
6,680
4,256
10,936
846
12,401
8,3 96
20,797
Parochial, .
175
2,861
2,439
5,300
42
3,01 1
2,109'
5,180
217
5,872
4,608
10,480
Free,
80
1,319
1,660
2,979
53
1,772
2,439
4,211
133
3,091
4,099
7,190
Industrial,
- 2
45
45
2
45
45
Mission, .
5
71
71
142
9
1,244
178
1,422
1 4
1 315
249
1,564
509
ltoyal Hibernian,
1
318
20
338
1
318
20
338
Charitable Boarding, .
10
231
227
458
15
128
266
394
25
359
493
852
Workhouse,
32
4,594
4,989
9,583
18
3,014
2,843
5,857
50
7,608
7,832
15,440
Gaol,
4
303
89
392
11
929
210
1,139
15
1,232
299
1,531
Total,:
1,662
43,539
37,748
SI ,287
801
29,573
25,048
54,621
2,463
73,112
62,796
135,908
PROVINCE OE MUNSTER.
County or Clare.
National, .
75
2,773
2,421
5,194
5
312
221
533
80
3,085
2,642
5,727
125
Diocesan, .
1
15
9
24
1
15
9
24
2
97
41
138
2
97
41
138
Boarding, .
1
48
48
1
48
48
107
1,633
1,334
2,967
23
564
335
899
130
2,197
1,669
3,866
6
79
102
181
1
22
14
36
7
101
116
217
Free,
5
51
80
5
51
80
Mission, . .
1
6
3
9
I
6
3
9
Military,
1
I
1
2
1
• 1
1
2
Workhouse,
14
2,975
2,658
5,633
1
148
123
271
15
3,123
2,781
5,904
Gaol, .
1
218
54
272
1
218
54
272
Total, .
218
7,612
6,710
14,322
35
1,433
795
2,228
253
9,045
7,505 '
16,550
Crrr or Cork.
5
813
1,019
1,832
5
813
1,019
1,832
4
196
196
392
4
196
196
392
"Rcm'diiio. .
13
248
141
389
13
248
141
389
107
1,935
1,392
3,327
107
1,935
1,392
3,327
8
287
290
577
8
287
290
577
School of Design,
1
88
45
133
1
88
45
133
Free, . •
7
535
1,120
1,655
7
535
1,120
1,655
Mission, .
3
82
35
117
3
82
35
117
Charitable Boarding,
1
28
28
1
28
28
Workhouse, >,
2
195
248
443
2
105
248
443
Total,
■
•
151
4,407
4,486
8,893
151
4,407
4,486
8,893
County of Cork, E. B.
National, .
138
5,499
5,169
10,668
14
1,823
2,189
4,012
152
7,322
7,358
14,680
15
135
208
343
3
100
79
179
18
235
287
522
2
13
28
41
2
13
28
41
2
34
21
55
2
34
34
4
21
89
5
51
112
163
4
74
22
96
9
125
134
259
92
1,747
1,246
2,993
64
558
1,546
156
2,735
1,804
4,539
Parochial, .
43
592
458
1,050
7
136
79
215
50
728
537
1,265
Free,
18
421
484
905
8
157
192
349
26
578
670
1,254
Industrial, . .
1
24
24
1
24
24
Mission, .
i
17
12
29
1
17
12
29
Military, . •
3
112
88
200
2
41
43
84
5
153
131
284
Workhouse,
8
2,214
1,742
3,956
8
1,178
1,710
16
3,392
3,452
6,844
Gaol,
2
270
270
2
270
270
Total, ..
329
11,088
9,580
20,668
113
4,548
4,884
9,432
442
15,636
14,464
30,100
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r,-p , n l „
r n
Schools and Counties.
No. of
No. of Children.
N
. of Children.
No. of
Schools.
N
. of Children.
Schools.
Males.
Females.
Total.
Schools.
Males. ' Females.
Total.
Males.
Females.
Total.
County or Cork, W. It.
j
National, '.
107
3,236
2,903
6,139
8
691
997
1,688
115
3,927
3,900
7,827
Church Education, .
45
568
562
1,130
4
S3
111
194
49
651
673
Diocesan, .
1
20
20
20
Endowed, .
1
8
7
15
2
65
67
132
3
73
• 74
Boarding, .
3
49
18
67
3
49
18
Private,
44
645
467
1,112
30
516
270
786
1,161
737
Parochial, . . .
34
439
421
860
5
129
117
246
39
568
538
Free,
8
136
151
287
2
28
86
114
10
164
237
Industrial,
1
35
35
.
Mission, . .
13
153
136
289
i
31
9
40
14
184
Workhouse, . ,
13
1,690
2,353
4,043
3
443
378
821
16
2,133
.2,731
4,864
Total, , ,
267
6,895
7,035
13,930
58
2,035
2,053
4,088
325
8,9.30
.9,088
18,018
County of Kerry.
National, .
89
3,315
3,386
6,701
7
991
1,077
2,068
96
4,3.06
.4,463
Church Education, .
11
300
251
55 1
1
15
17
32
Endowed, .
1
40
35
75
1
61
Boarding, . . ,
2
31
52
83
2
31
Private, . ,
94
1,722
1,164
22
446
209
655
116
2,168
Parochial, .
12
184
136
320
3
126
141
267
15
310
Free,
5
70
68
138
5
70
68
Mission, . . ,
61
146
1
7
12
19
8
92
73
165
Workhouse,
S
2,782
5,153
1
13
13
1
13
13
Total, . ,
226
7,118
5,852
12,970
46
4,061
4,290
8,351
272
11,179
10,142
21,321
City of Limerick.
National, ,
4
1,255
1,255
4
Diocesan, .
1
20
20
Endowed, .
4
237
278
515
4
Boarding, ,
6
66
148
214
6
66
Private, .
41
848
• 419
1,267
Parochial, ,
2
55
122
177
2
55
881
24
905
Military, . ,
1
16
18
34
1
Workhouse,
2
792
854
1,646
2
792
854
1,646
47
2
Total,
■
P
2,915
3,165
6,080
67
2,915
3,165
6,080
County of Limerick.
National, .
58
2,692
2,265
4,957
2
72
367
Church Education,
6
154
109
263
1
31
24
Endowed, .
1
24
28
52
Private, .
148
3,494
2,626
6,120
12
268
138
406
Parochial, .
25
626
555
1,181
Free,
133
1
74
Workhouse,
18
2,768
1,963
4,731
1
46
1 14
160
ieT
2,814
2,077
4,891
Total, .
258
9,836
7,675
17,511
16
417
643
1,060
274
10,253
8,318
18,571
County of Tipperary,
North Riding.
National, .
57
2,091
1.930
4,021
7
252
Church Education, .
9
151
147
298
1
9
Endowed,
3
76
37
113
1
39
34
Boarding, ,
33
2
15
35
Private, .
1,037
824
1,861
14
247
159
406
Parochial,
263
2
34
28
62
Free,
1
296
296
Mission, .
247
1
21
13
34
Military, .
2
85
42
Workhouse,
8
1,385
1,276
2,661
2
129
877
1,006
10
1,514
2,153
Gaol,
112
52
164
1
112
164
Total,
161
5,007
4,609
9,616
34
1,230
2,026
3,256
195
6,237
■6,635
12,872
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12th April, 1851 — continued.
Schools and Counties.
Rural Districts. !
Civic Districts.
Total,
No. of
Icliopls.
No. of Children. j
No. of
icliools.
No
of Children.
No. of
No. of Children.
Males. 1
Females. | Total. |
Males.
Females, j Total.
Schools.
Males, j Females.]
Total.
COUNTY OF TlPPERARY,
South Hiding.
National, .
Church Education, .
Endowed, . .
Boarding, .
Private, . .
Parochial, . .
Free,
Mission, .
Military, .
Charitable Boarding,
Workhouse, .
57
2
4
73
20
2
1
7
2,014
23
58
1,388
283
33
14
1,131
1,542
12
47
977
209
28
8
878
3,556
105
2,365
492
61
22
2,009
9
2
6
42
1
1
3
874
9
84
636
508
297
1
278
969
641
13
129
484
315
161
36
35
1,861
1,515
213
1,120
823
458
37
313
2,S30
66
2
6
6
115
27
3
1
3
1
16
2,888
23
67
84
2,024
791
330
1
278
14
2,100
2,183
12
60
129
1,461
524
189-
• 36
35
8
2,739
5,071
35
127
213
3,485
1,315
519
37
313
22
4,839
Total, , .
City of Waterford.
Church Education,
Endowed, .
Boarding, .
Private, . .
Parochial, . . .
Free,. ...
Industrial, .
Workhouse, ,
Gaol, . .
Total,
County of Waterford
National, .
Church Education,
Endowed, . . ,
Boarding. .
Private,
Parochial, . .
Free,.
Mission, .
Charitable Boarding, .
Workhouse,
Gaol,
Total,
106
4,944
3,701
8,645 1 80
3,656
3,675
7,331
246
8,600
7,376
15,976
1
2
1
30
2
8
1
1
1
31
59
33
434
32
1,057
25
24
30
18
293
20
302
42
354
51
727
52
1,359
42
354
25
1
2
1
30
8
1
1
a.
59
33
434
32
1,057
24
30
18
293
20
302
42
354-
55
51
727
1,359
42
354
25
47
1,671
1,083 ! 2,754
47
1,671
1,083 l 2,754
60
6
1
4
35
12
9
1
1
1
2,620
86
37
108
449
203
197
3
8
670
31
2,140
87
71
3-21
186
444
1
14
287
6
4,760
173
37
179
770
389
641
4
22
957
37
3
1
9
6
2
2
185
30
189
402
18
83
418
26
128
75
426
326
603
56
317
477
444
409
63
7
1
4
44
18
11
1
1
2,805
116
37
108
638
605
215
3
8
753
31
2,553
' 113
71
449
261
870
1
14
613
6
5,363
229
37
179
1,087
866
1,085
4
22
1,366
37
133
4,412
3,557
7,969
23
907
1,399
2,306
156
5,319
4,956
10,275
S TJMMA It Y OF FllO VINCE OF M UNS TER.
National, .
Church Education,
Diocesan, . .
Endowed, . ,
School of Design,
Boarding, .
Private,
Parochial, .
Free,. .
Industrial, .
Mission, . «
Military, . .
Charitable Boarding, .
Workhouse,
Gaol,
Total, .
641
102
4
13
10
656
163
51
2
29
4
2
78
3
24,240
1,518
48
277
159
12,115
2,535
963
386
113
22
14,235
301
21,756
1,507
37
175
216
8,959
2,201
1,401
59
383
89
22
11,908
6
45,996
3,02-5
85
452
37 5
21,074
4,736
2,364
59
769
202
44
26,143
307
04
13
1
20
1
38
394
43
1
8
8
39
4
6,013
314
20
797
88
648
7,071
1,731
3,269
159
420
28
6,354
368
8,961
297
659
45
563
4,385
1,201
2,311
42
117
138
47
9,627
106
14,974
611
20
1,456
133
1,211
1 1.456
2,932
5,580
42
276
558
15,981
474
705
115
33
1
4S
1,050
206
84
3
37
12
1 17
7
30,253
1,832
68
1,074
83
807
19,186
4,266
4,232
545
533
50
20.539
669
30,717
1,804
37
834
■ 45
779
13,344
3,402
3,712
101
500
227
69
'21,535
j 1 12
60,970
3,636
105
1,908
133
1,586
32,530
7,668
7,944
101
1,045
760
19
42,124
781
1,758
56,912
48,719
105,631
670 127,280
j 28,499 | 55,779
2,428
j 84, 192 ^ 77,218 j 161,410
PROV INCE OF ULSTER.
County of Antrim.
National, .
Church Education, .
Endowed, .
Boarding, . . _ •
Agricultural Boarding,
Private,
Parochial, .
Free, ....
Mission,
Workhouse,
240
32
1
3
1
39
17
6
11
4
5,563
632
18
65
30
613
416
162
191
283
3,911
500
5
43
23
468
335
92
202
197
9,474
1,132
23
108
53
1,081
753
254
393
480
11
1
1
2
29
4
2
1
592
81
30
9
507
106
03
79
432
44
25
24
536
149
45
71
1,024
125
33
1,043
255
108
150
251
33
5
1
C8
17
10
13
6,155
713
48
74
30
1,120
418
268
254
362
4.343
544
30
67
• 23
1,004
335
241
247-
268
10,498
1,257
78
141
53
2,124
753
509
501
63.0
Total,
354
7,975'
5,776
13,751
51
1,467
1,326
2,793
405
9,442
7,102
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Table 7 — Showing the Number of Schools and of Pupils attending them, during the Week ended ••
12th April, 1851 — continued.
Rural Districts.
Civic
Districts.
Total.
Schools and Counties.
No. o.
School
No. of Children.
No. of
N
o. of Children.
No. of Chil
ren.
Males.
| Females
Total.
Schools
Males.
Females
Total.
Schools
Males.
Females
Total.
County of Armagh.
National, .
Church Education,
Diocesan, .
Endowed, .
Boarding, .
Private,
Parochial, .
Free,
Mission,
Workhouse,
Gaol,
80
02
3
10
36
10
11
6
3
2,089
1,477
57
389
452
214
237
124
329
1,459
1,255
21
272
368
192
212
68
325
3,548
2,732
78
661
820
406
449
192
654
5
3
1
1
6
14
1
5
357
209
54
111
131
296
56
111
175
150
26
116
84
110
36
140
532
359
80
227
215
406
92
251
50
85
65
4
11
6
50
11
16"
6
3
2,446
1,686
111
500
131
748
270
348
124
329
1,634
1,405
47
388
84
478
228
352
68
325
4,080
3,Q91
158
215
1,226
498
700
192
654
Total,
1
38
50
221
5,368
| 4,172
9,540
37
1,363
849
2,212
258
6,731
I 5,021
11,752
Town of Belfast.
National, .
Church Education, .
Endowed, . .
School of Design,
Boarding, .
Private. .
Parochial, . . ,
Military, .
Mission,
"Workhouse,
Gaol,
17
8
1
1
6
68
4
3
1
1
1
1
1,331
470
206
111
133
1,868
341
284
413
278
54
1,314
376
10
29
107
1,228
235
307
23
31
209
2,645
846
216
140
240
3,096
576
591
436
31
487
54
17
8
I
1
6
68
4
3
1
1
1
1
1,331
470
206
111
133
1,868
341
284
413
278
54
1,314
376
10
29
107
1,228
235
307
23
31
209
2,645
846
216
140
240
3,096
576
591
436
31
487
54
Total,
•
■
112
5,489
3,869
9,358
112
5,489
3,869
9,358
Borough of
Carrickfergus.
National, .
Church Education, .
Boarding, .
Private,
Parochial, .
Free,
5
1
1
79
30
13
11
61
24
5
22
140
54
18
1
3
1
77
20
31
105
61
52
24
33
71
25
129-
44
64
176
86
6
2
3
8
1
156
50
31
118
61
113
48
33
76
25
269
98
64
194
86
3
11
22
33
Total,
8
133
112
245
13
294
205
499
21
427
317
744
County of Cavan.
National, .
Church Education, ,
Endowed, . .
Boarding, .
Private,
Parochial, .
Free.
Mission,
W orkkouse,
Gaol, .
127
50
1
2
61
7
13
4
4
3,074
881
32
51
832
93
306
35
783
2,513
949
25
660
95
272
41
964
5,587
1,830
57
51
1,492
188
578
76
1,747
2
2
1
1
11
i
i
i
86
33
40
42
177
41
32
60
79
15
113
35
21
30
165
99
55
42
290
76
53
90
129
52
2
3
72
7
14
4
5
1
3,160
914
72
93
1,009
93
347
35
815
60
2,592
J ,01 5
40
773
95
307
41
985
30
5,752
1,929
112
93
1,782
188
654
76
1,800 .
90
Total,
269
6,087
5,519
11,606
20
511
359
870
289
6,598
5,878
12,476
County of Donegal.
National, .
Church Education, .
Endowed, .
Boarding, .
Parochial, .
Free,
Mission,
Workhouse,
Gaol,
225
46
27
2
50
15
10
16
6
5,607
728
666
38
657
301
115
201
394
•
4,202
896
303
19
449
134
107
211
414
9,809
1,624
969
57
1,106
435
222
412
808
2
1
1
i
i
134
22
59
39
1
59
78 |
20
24
38
21
11
223
42
83
77
22
111’
227
47
29
55
16
10
16
7
1
5,741
750
725
696
302
115
201
453
78
4,291
910
327
19
4S7
155
107
211
466
11 1
10,032
1,666
1,052
57
1,183
457
222
412
919
89
6,735
15,442
13
392
255
647 |
410 j
9,099
6,990'
16,089
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Table 7. — Showing the Number of Schools and of Pupils attending them, during the Week ended
' 12th April, 1851 —continued.
Total.
Civic Districts.
Schools and Counties.
No. of Ckildrer
F emales.
Total.
County op Dow;
National, .
•Church Education,
Diocesan, .
Endowed, .
Boarding, .
Earoehia.1,
Free,
Industrial,
Mission,
Workhouse,
Gaol,
County of Fermanagh.
National, . . .
Church Education, .
Diocesan, . .
Endowed,;,
Boarding,'.
Private, .
Parochial,
Free,
Mission, v. .
Military, .
Charitable Boarding
Workhouse,
Gaol,
County Londonderry.'
National, . .
Church Education, .
London Corporations,
Diocesan, .
Endowed, . .
! Boarding,
I Agricultural Boarding,
Private, .
I Parochial, . .
Industrial, ’ .
Military, .
Mission, - . .
Charitable Boarding
I Workhouse,
County of Monaghan.
National, . _. .
Church Education, .
Diocesan, .
Boarding, '.
Parochial,'
Free,
Mission, .
Workhouse,
Gaol,
County of Tyrone.
National, '. .
Church Education,
Endowed, .
Boardin g,
Rural
District
1
N
.of Children.
Schools.
Males.
Females.
Total.
200
5,410
3,319
8,729
47
1,064
804
1,868
1
16
16
6
244
115
359
5
16
55
71
94
1,421
960
2,381
370
944
16
332
326
658
3
223
221
444
396
9,362
6,243
15,605
122
2,682
1,764
4,446
54
1,026
787
1,813
1
32
24
56
2
69
9
78
33
441
301
742
4
88
143
10
152
212
364
4
69
41
110
1
55
24
79
3
346
329
675
234
4,960
3,546
8,506
130
3,181
2,400
5,581
32
611
595
1,206
24
645
621
1,266
5
114
108
222
1
61
61
44
681
592
1,273
18
541
26?
810
12
198
215
413
1
37
37
1
102
7
109
8
166
133
299
1
88
88
3
268
256
524
280
6,656
5,233
11.889 |
110
2,516
1,855
4,371
43
764
585
1,349
1
18
18
46
636
409
1,045
3
66
28
94
3
37
73
110
3
35
30
65
2
241
183
424
'
211
4,313
3,163
7,476
239
4,985
3,876
8,861
90
1,578
1,258
2,V36
4
.85
48
133
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Table 7. — Showing the Number of Schools and of Pupils attending them, during the Week ended
12th April, 1851 — continued.
Rural Districts.
Schools and Counties.
o. of Children.
No. of Children.
No of
N
. of Child
'
Schools
Males.
Females
Total.
Schools
Males.
Females.
Total.
Schools
Males.
Females.
County or Tyrone-- con
mm
Private, , ,
44
617
526
1,143
24
355
239
594
68
972
765
Parochial, ,
11
265
185
450
3
75
45
120
14
340
230
Free, . .
10
188
235
423
4
79
135
214
20
267
370
Mission, .
7
95
80
1
29
17
46
8
124
97
Charitable Boarding, .
.
1
10
11
21
1
10
11
Workhouse,
9
526
510
1,036
9
•526
510
Gnol, , , .
.
•
1
132
44
176
1
132
44
Total,
420
8,339
6,718
15,057
46
1,046
919
1,965
466
9,385
7,637
SUMMARY OF PROVINCE OF ULSTER.
National, , . ,
1,478
35,186
25,360
60,546
86
4,521
4,442
8,963
1,564
39,707
29,802
69,509
Church Education, .
457
8.791
7,653
16,444
25
1,133
971
2,104
482
9,924
8,624
18,548
London Corporations,
24
645
621
1,266
24
645
621
1,266
Diocesan, . ,
5
105
45
150
4
169
50
219
9
274
95
Endowed, .
56
1,617
885
2,502
11
6S4
299
983
67
2,301
1,184
School of Design,
1
111
29
140
1
111-
29
140
Boarding, .
13
188
117
305
37
501
1,193
50
880
618
Agricultural Boarding,
2
91
23
114
2
. 91
23
Private, .
448
6,363
4,738
11,101
237
4,804
3,270
8,074
685
11,167
8,008
19,175
Parochial, .
106
2,560
1,663
4,223
15
675
487
1,162
121
3,235
2,150
5,385
98
1,738
1,766
3,504
29
1,152
1,064
2,216
2,890
2,830
Industrial,
1
37
37
1
2
40
42
2
. 2
Mission, , , .
62
978
879
1,857
10
440
310
750
72
1,418
1,189
2,607
Military, .
1
102
7
109
2
523
41
564
3
625
48
Charitable Boarding,
2
143
24
. 167
. 1
10
11
21
3
153
35
188
Workhouse, .
37
3,393
3,399
6,792
8
941
910
1,851
45
4,334
4,309
8,643
Gaol, • . ,
9
560
169
729
.9
560
169
729
Total,
2,790
61,900
47,217
109,117
476
16,417
12,594
29,011
3,266
78,317
59,811
138,128
PROVINCE OF CONNAUGHT.
Town or Galway.
National, .
Church Education, .
Endowed, . . .
Boarding, . . .
Private, .
Mission, .
Military, . . .
Workhouse,
Total, .
County of Galway.
Queen’s Colleges,
National, .
Church Education, .
Diocesan, . .
Endowed, .
Boarding, .
Private, .
Parochial, . .
Free, . .
Industrial, . .
Mission, . .
Workhouse, .
Total,
County of Leitrim.
National, .
Church Education, .
Private, . .
Free, . .
3
1
3
1
15
2
.1
1
1
618
2
49
9
432
50
22
42
412
25
16
31
168
35
14
631
1,030
27
65
40
600
85
. 36
631
42
3
1
3
1
15
2
1
1
1
618
2
49
9
432
. 50
22
42
412
25
16
3.1
168
35
14
631
1,030
27
65
40
600
85
36
631
42
28
1,224
1,332
2,556
28
1,224
. 1,332
2,556
1
81
24
65
2,436
431
2,921
353
65
5,357
784
3
1
216
76
92
292
176
1
84
25
65
2,652
515
2,997
445
65
5,649
960
1
3
139
5
15
3
30
9
14
77
2,428
141
517
34
1,111
2,174
55
1,802
108
411
111
1,099
989
14
132
4,230
249
928
145
2,210
3,163
1
29
1
3
i
6
37
515
129
id
900
306
19
53
id
1,687
. 37
821
19
182
20
2,587
1
.4
168
6
18
3
31
15
3
14
.114
2,943
141
646
. 34
1,121
3,074
6
55
2,108
. 127
464
. 1L1
1,109
2,676
9
14
169
5,051
268
1,110
145
2,230
5,750
312
9,431
7,855
17,286
45
1,891
2,243
4,134
357
11,322
10,098
21,420
17
52
4
2,449
295
731
41
2,024
254
535
114
4,473
549
1,266
155
{
93
17
52
4
2,449
295
731
.41
2,024
254
535
114
4,473
549
1,266
155
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Table 7. — Showing the Number of Schools and of Pupils attending them, during the Week ended
12th April, 1851 — continued.
Schools and Counties.
Rural Districts.
Civic
Districts
Total.
No. of
Schools
N
of Children.
No. of
N
0. of Chili
ren.
N
. of Child
ren.
Males.
Females.
Total.
Schools
Males.
Females.
Total.
Schools
Halos.
Females.
Total.
County of Leit him—
continued.
Mission, .
6
41
102
143
6
41
102
143
Workhouse,
4
453
622
1,075
4
453
622
1,075
Gaol,
1
67
67
1
67
67
Total,
177
4,077
3,651
7,728
■
• 1
177
4,077
3,651
7,728
County of Mayo.
116
2,608
2,149
4,757
3
312
251
563
119
2,920
2,400
5,320
25
4 38
444
882
1
2-i
24
26
462
444
906
Endowed, .
2
55
32
87
2
55
32
87
1
2
10
12
1
13
18
2
15
15
30
441
992
2,726
6
133
99
232
1
19
37
56
7
152
136
288
10
229
174
403
1
374
374
11
229
548
777
6
17
234
251
6
17
234
251
56
814
1,000
1,814
3’
46
121
167
59
860
1,121
1,981
1
13
5
18
1
13
5
18
15
2,044
1,477
3,521
3
31
635
716
18
2,075
2,162
4,237
Gaol,
1
41
7
48
1
41
7
48
Total,
310
7,674
6,345
14,019
40
899
1,751
2,650
350
8,573
8,096
16,669
County of Roscommon.
66
2,099
1,780
3,879
4
203
226
429
70
2,302
2,006
4,308
Church Education, .
30
374
724
1,098
1
36
36
31
374
760
1,134
1
13
13
1
13
13
1
19
19
1
55
55
2
55
19
1
10
21
31
1
10
21
31
105
1,912
1,220
3,132
11
186
90
276
116
2,098
1,310
3,408
2
58
23
■ 81
66
87
153
4
124
110
234
Free,
4
50
197
247
1
13
19
32
5
63
216
279
6
12
233
245
6
12
233
245
6
62
141
203
6
62
141
i
7
9
16
1
7
9
16
5
578
975
1 ,553
2
397
200
597
7
975
1,175
Gaol,
1
36
36
1
36
36
Total,
226
5,158
5,312
10,470
25
973
688
1,661
231
6,131
6,000
12,131
County of Sligo.
74
1,801
1,681
3,482
3
60
449
509
77
1,861
2,130
3,991
35
525
876
1,401
35
525
876
1,401
1
30
30
1
30
30
3
69
23
92
3
1
39
39
1
39
39
33
547
351
898
10
180
129
309
43
727
480
1
23
7
30
2
147
147
3
170
7
177
Free,
27
83
110
2
27
110
Z'
5
101
106
4
101
106
15
108
644
752
i
13
15
23
16
121
659
780
1
162
226
388
1
108
54
162
2
270
2S0
550
1
25
7
32
)
25
7
32
Total, .
168
3,267
3,992
7,259
20
563
693
1,256
188
3,830
4,685
8,515
SUMMARY OF FRO VINCE OF GONNA UGLHT.
1
65
65
1
65
65
430
1 1 ,393
10,555
21,948
16
1,409
1,414
2,823
446
131
2,063
2,651
4,714
4
110
153
263
135
2,173
2,804
4,977
2
16
6
22
1
30
30
46
6
52
138
74
212
4
104
16
120
11
242
90
332
4
79
65
144
5
69
96
165
9
148
161
309
Private, 0 ’ .
6,911
4,627
11,538
91
1,754
966
2,720
492
8,665
5,593
14,258
232
143
375
20
587
380
967
35
864
979
1,843
5
142
446
5S8
40
1,006
1,425
2,431
19
68
679
747
19
68
679
747
2,136
2,986
5,122
7
119
181
IMF-- 1 *
120
2,255
3
42
23
70
3
42
28
70
34
5,41 i
4,2S9
9,700
13
1,436
3,257
4,693
47
6,847
7,546
Gaol, . .
2
108
7
115
3
103
7
110
5
Total,
1,193
29,607
27,155
56,762
158
5,550
6,707
12,257
1,351
35,157
33,862
69,019
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Table 7—Showing the Number op Schools and of Pupils attending them, during the Week ended
12th, April, 1851— continued.
SUMMARY OF IRELAND.
Rural
Districts
Civic Districts
Total.
- _l
Schools.
No. of Children.
No. of Child
*
No. of
N
of Children.
Schools.
Males.
Females.
Total.
Schools.
Males.
Females.
Total.
MM„.
Females.
Total.
University of Dublin,
1
650
650
1
650
650
Maynootli College,
Queen’s College, Galway
i
505
505
j0o
i
65
65
171,405
269
19,877
24,692
44,569
3,501
113,310
102,664
215,974
Church Education, .
851
14,984
14,382
29,366
62
2,196
1,942
4,138
London Corporations,
24
645
621
1,266
257
if
448
51
499
22
645
617
621
139
756
1,982
5,314
53
2,450
1,555
4,005
305
184
489
Boarding, .
56
1,200
682
1,882
167
3,272
2,559
5,831
223
22,464
53,574
1,128
20.309
12,877
33,186
3,073
51,419
35,341
86,760
458
8,311
6,540
14,851
106
5,649
4,000
9,649
564
5,806
10,690
120
6,335
6,260
12,595
2
2
82
84
Mission, .
209
3,571
4,319
7,890
34
1,962
786
2,748
5,533
Military, .
9
512
160
672
25
1,494
407
1,901
34
2,006
567
2,573
Royal Hibernian,
1
318
20
338
33
14
396
273
669
19
166
324
562
597
3
110
23
133
24,585
52,218
11,745
16,637
28,382
Gaol,
9
712
102
814
.27
1,960
492
2,452
3,266
Total,
7,403
191,958
160,839
352,797
2,105
78,820
72,848
151,668
9,508
270,778
233,687
504,465
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2nd Table. — Return of the Members of this Family now Aliv
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The Census Commissioners beg leave most earnestly to entreat the Heads of Families
to see that the several Queries contained in this sheet are distinctly and accurately filled
up, since upon the accuracy of the answers given the value of the Census must mainly
depend. As the information thus obtained will be published in General Abstracts only,
and strict care taken that the Returns arc not used for the gratification of curiosity, or any
other object than perfecting the Census, the Commissioners feel that on National grounds,—
apart from the requirements of the Act of Parliament, — they are warranted in making this
appeal to the Heads and the various Members of Families to aid them in their important
inquiries, as it is of the deepest interest to ascertain with all possible accuracy, the exact
numbers and condition of the population of Ireland at the present time.
Census Office, Dublin, 1851.
Pattern Tables.
1st table.
Return of tlie Members, Visitors, and Servants of this Family, who Slept or Abode in this House on the night of, &c.
Of the Members,
Visitors, and Servants,
of this Family,
who slept or abode in
this House
on the above night.
....
Sex.
h|
I s
Relation
Of each to the Head
of Family,
as whether Wife,
Son, Daughter,
Visitor,
Sorrant, &c. ?
Marriage.
Rank, Profession, or
Education.
Where
Whether
Deaf-and-
_ Whether .
“Not Married,"
“ Widower,’!
or “ Widow ?”
In what
married ?
or in what
ligi''
Whether lie or sho
“Read and Write,’
“ Cannot Read ?"
In wliat
orcl'ty ?
Christian
Surnamos.
|||
Elisa .
George
Rose .
I’etcr .
Mary .
Dancan
Ellen .
Moran,
Moran,
Moran,
Moran,
Moran,
Murphy,
Macuonal
Butler,
Whitmore
if] -
23 -
M-
M-
It
M.
F.
M.
M.
F.
M.
F.
Head of Family,
Wife,
Son,
Daughter,
Son,
Sister-iu Law, .
Servant, .
^ Do., .
Married,
Married,
Not Married, .
Not Married, .
Not Married, .
Not Married, .
Married,
Not Married, .
Not Married, .
1818,1042
1842
1846
Far.-, er, .
Woollen Weaver, '.
Spinning Wool,
At Mr. Daly's school,
Ploughman, '.
House Servant,
Read [Irish],
Cannot Read ,
Read and Write,
Do., .
Do., .
Do., .
Do., .
Cannot Read, .
Read and Write,
Kildare.
Do.'
Scotland
Dublin.
England
Dcaf-Si-Dumb.
■
2nd TABLE.
Return of the Members of this Family whose Home is in this House, but who were Absent on the night of, &c.
Instructions for Filling these Tables.
It is intended that the Enumerator shall call for this Return as soon as possible after the
nio-ht of the 30th March, when he will assist such persons as may not bo able to fill it
themselves But when competent, it is requested that the Head of the Family shall fill,
or cause it to be filled, immediately after the said night, in order that the Enumerator
may not be delayed when he calls for it.
This Return is divided into Three Tables. „ , .
The 1st TABLE is for those persons of each Family, the Visitors, and {servants, who
slept or abode in the same house on the night of Sunday, the 30th March.
By a Family is meant cither one person living on his or her own means of support, or
several persons united under one head, and having a common means of support;— therefore
when there are several Families in one house, a separate Form will be left for each.
Occupations.— In order to arrive at a correct classification of the employment cf the
people, attention is requested to the following observations :— -nix.
One general principle which should be kept in mind is, that each person will be best
described to whose name is annexed his or her principal means of support : thus, “ Landed
Proprietor,” “House Owner,”— “ Fund” or “Stock Holder,”— “ Annuitant,” &c., will
best define’ the more independent classes, whose principal means arc derived from any of
these or similar sources. , , v ' .. ,
Professions. — A person deriving his. income from a profession should state its particular
nature • and professional men who are occupied with other avocations, should define their
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CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851.
present employment. Clergymen should be described according to their Rank or Station ;
Barristers and Attorneys, whether they practice ; Medical men, what branch of the pro-
fession they follow ; Military and Naval Officers, retired from the service, should give
their rank, also adding the terms “ Retired Officer Artists to mention the particular Art
which they pursue.
Merchants should state the particular trade in which they are engaged, and Shopkeepers
are to observe the same rule. In reference to writing Clerks, it is desirable that the
description should show the duty of the office, as “ Clerk in Public Office ,” — “ Law
Clerk,” — “ Clerk in Com Merchant's Office,” &c.
Manufacturers, Tradesmen, and Apprentices.— The particular branch of Manufacture with
which each is connected should be stated : thus, a weaver of silk should be distinguished
from a weaver of any other kind of material, by describing him as a “ Silk Weaver; in a
similar manner a “ Woollen Weaver,” a “ Linen Weaver,” &c. This rule is to be also
observed with respect to every other trade: as “ Brass Founder” or '‘Iron Founder,”—
“ House Carpenter,” or “ Ship Carpenter "—“House Painter,” or “ Carnage Painter,” &c.
Servants and Labourers employed in Agricultural W orks should be distinguished, from
those occupied in other ways, by stating the particular kind of Work in which each indivi-
dual is engaged, as “ Ploughing “ Sowing Oats” or “ I lax “ Drainage Labourer ;
“ Mason’s Labourer ;” “ Railway Labourer,” &c. ; and in the case of Household Servants,
by giving their occupations. tit i 1
Education.— In addition to the elementary acquirements in the English Language asked
for under this head, information is also sought for with regard to the Irish Language, in
order to ascertain the localities where, and the number of persons by whom, it is now spoken.
Deaf and Dumb, or Blind —Particular inquiry is now for the first time made m this
country as to the number and condition of the Deaf and Dumb, and the Blind, in the hope
that public attention may be more strongly directed to the wants of the poorer classes in
Ireland who are thus afflicted. Those persons only are to be returned as Blind, who are
quite deprived of sight. .
The 2nd TABLE is necessary in order to ascertain the number of persons belonging to
each Family whether present or absent on the night of the 30th March. The absent
members, if in Ireland, will of course be counted for the General Enumeration in the houses
where they may happen to pass that night.
The 3rd TABLE is for a Return of those persons who have Died while residing with
this Family, during the last Ten years. The necessity for this is caused by the want of a
General Registration of Deaths in Ireland, and consequently a defect of information for
various objects useful to the community. These Tables, however, will only show the Deaths
which have occurred during the last Ten Years in the families now in existence..
It is particularly requested that this Return may not be soiled or in any way injured.
When the Members of a Family are too numerous for one Form, two or more will be
supplied. . . ,
The Enumerator, on receiving this Return, is on no account to permit it to be inspected
by any other person, except the Officer of the District, to whom he is instructed to deliver it.
| §
jf; E Pr
Extract from the 13 & 14 Vict., cap. 44, entitled “An Act for taking an
Account of the Population of Ireland.”
“ V. And be it enacted, That the better to enable such Persons to take the said Accounts,
“they are hereby authorized and empowered to ask all such Questions of all Persons
“ within their respective Districts, respecting themselves or the Persons constituting their
“ respective Families, and of all such further particulars as shall be directed by their said
“ Instructions, or shall be necessary for the purpose of taking the said Accounts.”
“ V I. Penalty for obstructing the Enumerators, or refusing to answer such Questions, or
“ making a false answer to any Question, £5, to be recovered before any two Justices of the
“ Peace for the County or District.”
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GENERAL SUMMARIES.
Ireland,
Provinces.
Connaught,
Munster,
78 80 Tyrone, .
16 18 Waterford.
22 24 Westmeatl
26 28 Wexford,
162 164 Wicklow,
Ulster,
Baronies.-
Baronies. — continued.
Baronies;
134 Dunluce
122 Dunmor
78 Eglish,
166 Eliogart
Clankeliy,
Clanmahon,. ....
Clanmaurice, ....
Clanmorris, ....
Clanwilliam, Limerick,
Clanwilliam, Tipperary,
Clare,
Clarmallagh, ....
Clogher, . . • •
Clonderalaw, . . .
Clonlisk, ......
Clonlonan, ......
Coleraine,
Coleraine, North-East Liberties of,
Condons and Clangibbon,
Connell, . . .. .
Connello, Lower, .
Connello, Upper, . . .. .
Coolavin, . . . .
Coole, . . . .
Coolestown
Coolock,
Coonagh,
Cork, . ’ ! 1 '. !. ’.
Corkaguiny, .....
Corkaree, .....
Corran,
Coshlea, . . .
Coshma,
Coshmore and Coshbride,
Costello,
Coiuceys, . . .
Crannagh, .. ....
Cremorne, .....
Cullenagh, . '..
Dartree, .....
Decies, Within Drum, .
Decies, Without Drum,
Deece, Lower, ....
Deece, Upper, . . .
Delvin, . . . .. .
Drogheda, Louth,
Drogheda, Meath,
Drumahaire, .
i Dublin, .
Dufferin,
Duliallow, .
Duleek, Lower, ....
Duleek, Upper, . . . .
Dunboyne,
Dundalk, Lower, . . .
Dundalk, Upper,
92 Farbill,
158 Farney,
42 Fartullagh,
146 Fassadiuin,
64 Fermoy,
46 Fews, Lower,
158 Fews, Upper,
138 Fore, Meath,
138 Fore, Westmeath
70 Forth, Carlow,
16 Forth, Wexford,
84 Frenclipark,
84 Gallen,
174 GalmOy,
134 Galway, .
26 Garrycastle,
12 Gaultiere, .
64 Glenahiry, .
70 Glenarm, Lower,
78 Glenarm, Upper,
46 Glenafought,
174 Glenquin, .
84 Gorey,
Ban try,’ Cork, . .
Bantry, Wexford,
: : :
Belfast, Lower, .
if-: : :.
Bunratty, Lower,
Bum-atty, Upper,
Burrishoole,"
Callan, ....
Carbery, East ( East Division),
Carbery, East (West Division),
Carbery, West (East Division),
Carbery, West ( West Division),
Carbury, Kildare,
Carbury, Sligo, .
Carlow, ....
166 Ibane and Barryroe,
74 Ibrickan, . . '.
22 Ida, ....
142 Idrone, East,
42 Idrone, West,
142 Iffa and OBa, East,
98 Iffa and Offa, West, .
98 Ikeathy and Oughteranny,
38 Imokllly, .’
46 Inchiquin, .
34 Inishowen, East, .
38 Inishowen, West,
162 Iragliticonnor,
12 Islands,
130 Iveagh, Lower flower part),
70 Iveagh, Lower (upper part),
38 Iveagh, Upper (lower part),
38 Iveagh, Upper (upper part),
38 Iveragh, . .
34 Iverk
34 Keenaght, .
146 Kells, . . . .
146 Kells, Lower,
146 Kells, Upper,
158 ICenry, . .
78 ICerrycurrihy,
78 ICilconnell, ...
108 Kilconway,
Dunkcllm.
Dunkerron
Dunkerron
1
Clane,
Clankee,
PROVINCES, COUNTIES, BARONIES, AND TOWNS, IN THE TABLES OP AGES
AND EDUCATION.
Antrim, .
184 Carlow,'’ !
Cavan, .
Clare, .
Cork, East Riding
178 Cork, West Ridin;
Donegal, .
• 58 Dublin, '. !
Fermanagh, .
Counties — continued.
110 Limerick,
120 Londonderry, .
6 Longford,
124 Louth, . . .
66 Mayo, .
72 Meath, .
76 Monaghan,
136 Tipperary, North Riding, .
160 Tipperary, South Riding, .
18 Waterford, ! ! !
Antrim, Lower, .
Antrim, Upper, .
Ardagh,
Ardee,
Ards’ Upper’ '. 1
Arklow,
Armagh, .
Athenry, .
Athlone, .
Ballaghkeen, . .
Ballinacor, North,
Ballinacor, South,
Ballintober, North, .
Ballintober, South, .
Ballyadams,
SSfc;' : :
Ballycowan,
Ballymoe, Galway,
Ballymoe, Roscommon,
Ballynahinch,
Balrothery, East,
Balrothery, West,
Carrigallen,
Cary,
Castleknock, .
Castlerahan,
Castiereagh,
Castlereagh, Lower,
Castiereagh, Upper,
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170 Roscommon,
46 Ross, .
158 St. Mullins, Lower,
30 St. Mullins, Upper,
38 Salt, North,
38 Salt, South,
46 Scarawalsh,
166 Shanid,
70 Shelburne, .
and Shelmaliere, East,
74 Shelmaliere, West,
74 Shillelagh, .
16 Shillelogher,
16 Simile,
16 Sfcreen,
16 Slane, Lpwer,
38 Slane, Upper,
38 Slievemargy,
12 Slievardagh,
12 Smallcounty,
54 Strabane, Lower,
130 Strabane, Upper, .
18 Stradbally, .
16 Talbotstown, Lower,
146 Talbotstown, Upper,
146 Tiaquin,
118 Tinnahinch,
118 Tiranny, .
118 Tirawley, .
118 Tireragh, .
16 Moycashel, .
16 Moycullcn, .
46 Moydow,
158 Moyfenrath, Lower,
126 Moyfenrath, Upper,
j66 Moygoish, . . .
84 Alurrisk, .
92
88 Muskerry, East, .
158
70 Muskerry, West,
74 Naas, North,
130 Naas, South,
70 Narragh and Reban, East,
70 Narragh and Reban, West
134 Nayan, Lower,
22 Navan, Upper, .
130 Nethercross,
130 Newcastle, Dublin,
158 Newcastle, Wicklow, .
162 Newry, Lordship of,
174 Offalv, lias',
138 Offaly, West, .
158 Omagh, East,
30 Omagh, West,
138 Oneilland, East, .
158 Oneilland, West, .
122 Orior, Lower,
122 Orior, Upper,
34 Ormond, Lower, .
38 Ormond, Upper, .
134 Orrery and Kilmore, .
134 Owney and Arra,
134 Owneybeg, .
78 Philipstown, Lower, .
42 Philipstown, Upper,
42 l’ortnahinch,
108 Pubblebrien,
1 08 Raphoe,
92 Rathcline, .
98 Rathconrath,
162 Rathdown, Dublin,
142 Rathdown, Wicklow, .
38 Rathvilly, .
130 Eatoath, . . ,
64 Rosclogher, .
Kilcoursey,
Kilcullen, ....
Kilkea and Moone,
Kilkenny, West, .
Killian, .... *
Kilmacrenan,
Kilmaine, ....
Kilmallock, Liberties of,
Kilnamanagh, Lower, .
Kilnamanagh, Upper, . ,
Kiltartan, ....
Kinalea, ....
ICinalmeaky,
Kinelarty, ....
Kinnatalloon,
Kinsale, ....
Knockninny,
Knocktopber, . .
Locale, Lower, . . .
Locale, Upper, .
Leitrim, Galway,
Leitrim, Leitrim,
Londonderry, N. W. Liberties of,
Longford, Galway,
Longford, Longford,
Loughinsholin,
Louglirea, . .
Louglitee, Lower,
Loughtee, Upper,
Louth, ....
88 Tirhugh, .
70 Tirkeeran, .
88 Tirkennedy,
84 Toome, Lower
26 Toome, Upper
26 Trough, , .
42 Trughanacmy,
84 Tulla, Lower,
126 Tulla, Upper,
30 Tullygarvey,
46 Tullyhaw, .
12 Tuilyhunco,
54 Uppercross,
4 Uppertliird,
38 Upperwoods,
162 Warrenstown,
I Magheraboy,
Magherastephana,
1 Magunjhy, .
Maryborough, East,
Maryborough. West,
Massereene, Lower,
Massereene, Upper,
Middlethird, Tipperary,
Middiethird, Waterford,
Moliill,
Monaghan, .
Morgallion, ....
Mourne, ....
Moyarta, ....
Moyashel and Magherademon,
Towns.— continued.
108 Coleraine, ....
34 Cookstown, .
174 Cooteliill, .
54 Cork City
118 Dingle
46 Donaghadee,
and Downpatrick,
170 Drogheda. .
16 Dublin City,
4 Dublin City, Suburbs of,
12 Dundalk, ....
166 Dungannon, . .
88 Dungarvan,
158 Dunmanway,
and Ennis, ....
170 Knniscorthy,
166 Enniskillen,
108 Fermoy, ....
108 Fethard, ....
126 Galway, ....
130 Giiford, ....
74 Gorey, ....
130 Gort, .....
74 Graigue, ....
1 12 Harry ville, Suburb of Ballyme
122 Kanturk, ....
26 Kells
170 Kilkenny City, .
54 IC'llaloe (part of),
12 Killarney, ....
92 Kilrnsli, ....
22 Kinsale, ....
98 Larne, ....
4 Lifford, ....
98 Limerick City, .
114
142 Lisburn, ....
Antrim (part of),
Ardnaree, Suburb of Ballina,
Arklow, .
Armagh, . . . .
138 Massereene, Suburb of Antrim,
146 Middleton, . . .' .
68 Monaghan, ....
130 Mountrath, ....
130 Mullingar, ....
Athlone,
Athy, ....
Bagenalstown,
Bajbriggan, .
Ballina (part of),
Ballina, Suburb of Killaloe,
Ballinasloe,
10 Navan,
12 Nenagli,
34 Newcastle, .
146 New Ross, .
98
74 Newry (part of), .
64
50 Newtownards,
134 N ewto wnlimavady,
70 Omagh,
92 Parsonstown or Birr
156 Passage West, .
130 Portadown, .
50 Portaferry, .
158
42 Portarlington, .
Ballinrobe, •
Ballymena (part of),
Ballymoney,
Ballyshannon,
Banhridge, .
Bandon,
Bantry,
Belfast,
Belturbet, .
Birr, or Parsonstown,
Boyle,
Portlaw,
Queenstown,
Ratlifriland,
Rathkeale, .
Roscommon,
Skerrie*’, '.
Skibbereen,
Bray, Little (part of Bray),
Caber,
Callan,
Cappoquin, .
Canow,
Carrickbeg, .
Carrickfergus, Borough of,
CaHck™n-Su?r, I !
Cashel, . .
Castlebar, .
Castlehlayney,
Cavan, ...
Charleville, .
Clonakilty, .
82 Strabane, .
108 Templemore,
and Thurles,
130 Tipperary, .
98 Tralee,
78 Tuam,
12 Tullamore, .
138 Tullow . .
30 Waterford City,
158 Westport, .
118 Wexford, .
74 Whitehouse,
70 Wicklow, .
42 Youghal, .
Lismore, . ,
Listowel,
Little Bray (part of Bray),
Londonderry,
Longford, .
Louglirea, .
Lurgan,
Macroom, .
Mallow,
Maryborough,
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AGES AND EDUCATION.
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PROVINCE OF LEINSTER.
INDEX.
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CARLOW, 4 LONGFORD, 30
DROGHEDA TOWN, . . . . . .8 LOUTH, 34
DUBLIN CITY, 10 MEATH, 38
DUBLIN, 12 QUEEN’S COUNTY 42
KILDARE, 16 WESTMEATH, 46
KILKENNY CITY, 20 WEXFORD, 50
KILKENNY 22 WICKLOW, 54
KING’S COUNTY, 26 SUMMARY OF LEINSTER, .... 58
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CENSUS Of IRELAND EOR THE YEAR 1851. [County or
I.—TiBMJ oi Ages, sloping tlie Number of Persons under One Yeur, also
10
15
20
25
SO
40
and
«
£
and
Baronies and Towns.
'year.
■if
15.
»“
under
40.
T
“isof
““
"et
("Males, .
73
249
361
464
3G9
303
224
218
175
191
109
163
76
Carlow Barony,
52
241
301
339
339
280
273
227
198
174
92
74
305
484
549
501
384
301
MS
236
263
146
224
116
Forth B., .
(.Females,
62
317
479
457
475
416
290
298
217
219
127
243
136
547
857
947
846
598
451
447
427
410
249
367
177
Idrone, East, B.,
^Females,
116
500
920
878
872
683
537
536
411
440
268
429
r Males, .
68
255
359
388
320
267
214
212
151
199
102
130
83
Idrone, West, B.,
^Females,
64
256
401
371
365
291
223
224
162
172
99
169
r Males, .
100
423
633
764
616
497
397
351
299
324
224
319
167
Ratuvilly B., .
\ Females,
106
427
620
616
604
553
410
353
275
299
163
331
173
("Males, .
21
84
134
122
104
104
80
63
56
57
35
77
34
St. Mullins, U pper,
bJ
t Females,
19
90
127
115
105
84
78
75
55
67
35
56
28
60
255
370
396
323
242
169
188
169
142
97
146
63
St.Mullins, Lower, B.-2
(.Females,
48
207
403
384
365
259
207
200
151
162
105
173
74
Total, Rural f Males > •
532
2,118
3,198
3,630
3,079
2,395
1,836
1,764
1,513
1,586
962
1,426
716
764
Districts,
(.Females,
467
2,038
3,251
3,160
3,125
2,566
1,469
1 "“
16
82
118
148
148
94
90
. 84
67
- 73
35
63
23
I Bagenalstown Townx
(.Females,
31
89
99
157
146
138
98
85
84
70
49
73
38
93
292
376
426
611
380
• 305
289
253
256
152
188
121
Carlow T.
^Females,
96
306
580
661
740
587
454
420
3ll
' 374
197
287
126
("Males, .
31
120
192
228
165
116
79
92
77
95
65
70
41
Tullow T.,
1 Females
28
95
159
208
177
151
121
96
93
101
42
96
42
f Males, .
140
494
686
802
924
590
474
465
397
424
252
321
185
Districts, \ Females
ISO
490
838
1,026
1,063
876
673
601
488
545
288
456
vn (" Males, .
672
2,612
3,884
4,432
4,003
2,985
2,310
2,229
1,910
2,010
1,214
1,747
901
Civic DiSTRicis,^ Pemales
622
2,528
t,m
4,186
4,188
3,442
2,691
2,514
1,957
2,078
1,177
f Males, . .
6,496
8
435
5,295
[ 4,139
3,224
2,648
Females,
6,617
8,374
6,133
4
471
3,255
3,003
of 10 Years, .
.Both Sexes
1,294
13,113
J 16,809
11,428
8,610
6,479
5,651
nt. C Males,
2-
I 19-7
' 25-6
16-1
12-5
9-8
12-7
Period, .
. (.Female
,1 1-8
8-9
23-9
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the Number One Teak old and upwards, in periods of Five and Ten Year;
G d
U 05.°
° 3 1
70."
lilor
T j
5.1
90." I
9 d I
100. u
100 1
w 1
Ij
OTA,.. »
Baronies
nd Towns.
35
41 I
12
li
2
3
1
3,178 -j
6,150
arlow Barony
36
3!
11
19
1
2
1
2,972
48
52
27
17
4
1
2
1
4,171
8,270
'Orth B.
100
51
84
25
21
4
4
2
4,099
191
102
91
S3
32
5
2
1
1
4
6,927 '
• 14,279
drone, East, B.
264
98
121
26
32
8
7
4
1
4
I
36
28
15
7
1
1
1
2,902
- 5,995
drone, West, B.
98
43
46
10
13
3
4
1
3,093
184
86
59
29
23
7
4
1
1
5,508
» 10,848
Ratuvilly B.
179
81
73
34
26
5
7
3
2
5,340
■41
13
15
8
2
3
_
1,053
j- 2,068
St. Mullins, Upper, B.
21
1,015
34
16
5
34
15
7
2
2
1
1
2,794
St. Mullins, Lower, B.
115
48
44
21
13
4
3
1
2,987
X ’
807
355
320
145
99
24
9
9
1
9
26,533
1 53,391
Total, Rural Districts.
956
373
427
132
129
25
23
11
2
10
26,858
i
1
1
23
9
2
2
1,081
V 2,292
Bagenalstown Town.
X
32
8
8
114
36
33
15
7
2
1
5
3,955
j- 9,429
Carlow T.
150
63
56
22
25
9
■
3
1
3
5,474
33
22
8
7
;
1,447
1,519
j- 2,966
Tullow T.
49
26
170
62
4
25
13
6
6,483
8,204
j- 14,687
Total, Civic Districts.
231
97
8
31
3
97
417
17C
11
2
1
1
15
33,01
1 68,078
f T otal op Rural and Civic j
-j Districts.
1,18
1 470
51
16
16
3.
2 1
1
14
'
-v
21
'
538
199
41
Females, .
,657
673
_
op 10 Years.
3,051
1,211'
337
62
2
68,07
—
Bom Sexes,
—
1-6
•4
*
1
t p ““£S ““ Si
Females, J
4-7
1-9
1
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CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAH 1851. [County of
IV.— Table showing tlie Number and Ages of Persons
Classes of Schools
in Rural and Civic Districts.
Nun
....
md Ages of
ALBS.
”
“
““
Under
4.
<■
,
’■
8.
••
10.
12.
13.
14.
¥
f
Total
Rural f P"“aty Schools, . .
10
26
78
135
191
182
196
207
164
186
122
117
48
27
29
1,718
2
13
7
2
25
Civic f Schools, .
16
35
55
52
59
41
53
61
39
2
3
5
13
14
18
23
34
30
47
41
28
74
52
384
Total,
26
61
135
190
255
236
265
299
233
276
168
194
97
64
10!)
52
2,GG0
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Carlow.] EDUCAIIOjN.
who could Read and Write, — Read only, — or could neither Read nor Write, in 1851.
—
10
15
20
30
40
50
00
70
80
90
AND
“ d
“2.
, 1
under
and up-
So
Females.
Degrees op Education.
10.
15.
20.
30.
.10.
50.
liO.
70.
80.
90.
-4 5?
282
1,102
1,369
1,948
1,114
638
569
277
124
20
7
1
7,451
Who could Read and Write, .T
663
924
1,023
1,642
1,197
866
634
317
105
30
4
•1
7,409
2,306
1,134
733
994
1,071
918
1,138
735
330
104
25
5
9,493
Who could neither Read nor Write]
144
457
405
694
398
261
207
85
37
10
1
2,700
Who could Road and Write, ."|
171
252
298
459
320
279
182
78
28
14
2
1
2,084
Who could Read only, . . i Dl °'™ rs
523
317
360
396
371
293
273
165
49
21
5
2
2,775
Who could neither Read nor Write]
426
1,559
1,774
2,642
1,512
899
776
362
161
30
a
2
10,151
Who could Read and Write, .1 u UBAL
834
1,176
1,321
2,101
1,517
1,145
816
395
133
44
6
5
9,493
Who could Rear! only, . . !■ (^yic
2,829
1,451
1,093
1,390
1,442
1,211
1,41
900
379
125
30
7
12,268
Who could neither Read nor Write J DlST1UC1S '
11
37
42
43
34
28
26
22
24
15
18
14
32
Who could Read and Write, .
Proportion
20
28
32
34
34
35
27
24
20
22
14
36
30
Who could Read only, . . per cent.
68
35
26
23
32
37
47
54
56
63
68
50
38
{' V Write“ ld n ° lther K ° ad n01 j Degree.
1841
1838
1828
1818
1808
1798
1788
1778
1768
1767
1 Years in which the persons wore respectively
30th March,
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
andup-
between the ages of 5 and 15.
1842
1837
1827
1817
1807
1797
1787
1777
wards.
of Education, in 1841 and 1851, according to the Classification of Ages in the Census Tables ot lbll.
9 84 38 291 26 23 19 18 20
20 36 38 38 34 27 21 16 14 20 3
22 28 33I 35 35 30 23 22 22 18 7 36
17 40 27 Xu 1841,1
22 14 32 In 1851, J
3 . 32 In 1841,1
71 80 24 33 40 50
36 30 In 1851, J
60 41 In 1841,1
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I. — Table of Ages, showing the Number of Persons under One Year, also
M«TF
4NI)
5
10
15
20
30
40
50
90
- •
and
and
and
and
Total
Degrees op Education.
IT
■S"
T
U 80.'’ 1
wardi
H
pVlio could Bead and Write,
90
385
483
678
534
465
297
123
46
7
3,109
169
256
177
209
160
156
82
44
12
1
1,269
LWho could neither Bead nor Write,
656
406
327
344
299
270
225
109
51
2
2,699
pVho could Bead and Write, .
10
37
49
55
54
52
49
45
42
39
25
44
percent, j Who could Bead only.
18
24
18
17
16
18
14
16
11
17
25
18
Degree. ^ W {' v ° ri “ uld neith “ Read nw }
72
3»
33
28
30
30
37
30
47
“
50
100
38
• , f
1841
1838
1828
1818
1808
1798
1788
1768
1767
>: cars in which the persons were respectively
to 50th March
to
L
1851
1842
1837
1827
1817
1807
1797
1787
1777
III. — Table showing the Proportion per cent, of the Population Five Y
ears old and upwards, i
each Degree
Males.
11
76
8G
10.
15.
35.
45.
55.
85.
95.
95.
“§•
fin 1841,
11
40
52
56
52
51
34
44
Who could Bead and Write, . J
(In 1851,
14
39
52
53
52
52
46
49
43
33
44
fin 1841,
19
23
2?
17
16
13
12
17
18
Who could Bead only, . . J
(In 1851,
19
23
18
16
18
14
16
9
21
22
18
fin 1841,
70
37
26
32
36
38
•
38
(in 1851,
67
38
30
31
30
34
38
.0
36
45
38
IV. — Table showing the Number and Ages of Persons
Classes of Schools.
Nun
s of Males
years!"
6.
■■
10.
12.
„
14.
15.
,
£3i
Primary Schools, ....
9
12
44
86
105
96
96
87
69
74
39
37
9
6
3
2
774
Superior Schools, ....
3
2
4
4
3
2
5
4
10
3
6
5
3
54
Total, .
12
47
88
109
100
99
*
74
J!
49
40
15
11
6
2
828
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Drogheda.] AGES AND EDUCATION. 9
the Number One Year old and upwards, in periods of' Five and Ten Years.
under under
4- 4r
8 °i
U m" To"
so or, j
93. 100. j
upwards.
if T ° TAL -
Mai. us and
Females.
Towns.
192 84
342 75
276
417
85 24
70 33
109
103
12 6
41 5
18
46
3 1
6 .1
6
1
2I 7,947]
3 8,900
j- 16,847^
Males, -I
^ ^ J- Drogheda Town.
Males, . I
Females, . 1 Aa “ ™
693
212 1
64
10
l|
5 16,847
-
Both Sexes, J
3- 4
4- 7
1-3
1-2
•2
•5
•05
•07
J
Males, I Proportion per cent.
>- at each 10 Year
Females, J Period.
who could Read and Write, — Read only, — or could neither Read nor Write, in 1851.
of Education in 1841 and 1851, according the Classification of Ages in the Census Tables of 1841.
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10 CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851. [City of
I. — Table of Ages, showing the Number of Persons under One Year, also
Towns.
Under
1 Year.
1^
under
and
and
20.
■1
35.
*ir
4r
and
60.
5 °d
"(JO."
(■Males, .
3,319
10,032
12,815
12,875
12,827
12,224
OBfiR
9,656
7,929
8,161
5,132
5,848
2,621
City of Dublin, .-1
(.Females,
3,248
9,856
12,667
12,581
14,132
15,907
13,418
12,579
5,818
7,651
3,201
("Males,
Ages in Periods J
of 10 Years, 1 Femlles ’ *
3,319
w ■
25,702
22,092
17,585
13,293
8,469
3,248
22
523
26,713
29,325
21,723
15,874
10,852
l B oth Sexes,
6,567
45,370
52,415
51,417
3S
308
29,167
19,321
2-8
19-2
21-6
18-6
14-8
11-2
7-2
at each 10 Year.'
Period, . . . ^Females,
2-3
,,2
19-2
211
15'G
11-4
7-8
II. — Table showing the Number and Ages of the Population Five Years old and upwards,
Males.
Degrees of Education.
"i? r
"it
4-
U 30 Ur
u i* r
I-
5 °d
”co.° r
,2,
u S r
"S*
9°
I|
E'|
("Who could Read and Write,
2,430
8,035
9,563
17,084
13,476
9,940
6,186
2,918
1,071
189
28
30
70,950
2,538
2,033
1,256
1,889
1,627
1,241
777
351
95
22
4
2
11,835
LWlio could neither Read nor Write,
7,847
2,807
2,008
3,119
2,482
2,112
1,506
740
281
58
10
75
23,045
fWho could Read and Write, .
Proportion I
per cent. J Who could Read only, .
19
20
62
16
74
10
77
9
77
9
75
9
73
9
73
9
74
70
8
67
9
28
2
67
11
Degree. ™
61
22
16
14
14
16
18
18
19
22
24
70
22
Years in which the persons were respectively
between tlie ages of 5 and 15, . . .1
' 1841
to 30tli March,
1851
1838
1842
1828
to
1837
1818
1827
1808
1817
1798
1807
1788
to
1797
1778
1787
1768
1777
1767
and up-
III. — Table showing the Proportion per cent, of the Population Five Years old and upwards in each Degree
Degrees of Education.
5
1)
>6
26
36
46
66
60
76
80
AboTe
|1
Total
10.
15.
25.
35.
45.
50.
65.
75.
85.
95.
51
fin 1841,
Who could Read and Write, . . v
23
65
78
78
72
72
73
74
71
42
50
67
(.In 1851,
25
67
76
77
75
74
75
74
74
72
28
67
fin 1841,
Who could Read only, . . .1
19
16
10
10
11
10
10
9
7
»
-
16
4
12
fin 1851,
20
14
9
9
10
9
8
7
6
13
2
11
fin 1841,
Who could neither Read nor Write, J
58
19
12
12
15
I!
18
19
21
42
46
21
(.In 1851,
55
19
15
14
18
17
17
19
20
15
39
70
22
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Dublin.] AGES AND EDUCATION. II
the Number One Year old and upwards, in periods of Five and Ten Years.
who could Read and Write, — Read only, — or could neither Read nor Write, in 1851.
Females.
Districts,
Decrees or Education.
I0 d
and
2 °d
■|
■if
u 3 r
“*X
|>|
Females.
2,230
2,066
7,771
6,979
2,546
3,056
9,162
2,540
2,430
18,335
5,416
5,574
12,243
4,322
5,158
8,368
3,068
4,438
5,433
2,086
3,333
2,931
1,058
2,004
1,083
375
688
243
97
254
44
15
46
13
54
67,076
24,202
34,806
Who could Read and Write,
• ■ [dSS*.
Who could neither Read nor Write, J
16
21
61
56
24
65
18
17
63
18
19
56
20
24
19
28
50
19
31
. 49
18
33
50
18
32
41
16
43
42
14
44
27
14
59
53
19
28
Who could Read and Write, .
Proportion
Who could Read only, . . per cent.
rfer 4 ” 01 ” K “ a “ =
1841
to 30tli March,
1851
1838
1842
1828
1837
1818
1827
1808
1817
1798
1807
1788
1797
1778
to
1787
1768
1777
1767
and up-
wards.
1 between the ages of 5 and 15.
J
of Education in 1841 and 1851, according to the Classification of Ages in the Census Tables of 1841.
Females.
11
16
26
36
46
56
66
76
86
1W .
Tot
Degrees of Education.
«■
“•
35.
«•
65.
65.
75.
85.
95.
95.
“I
Fema
19
55
62
54
48
47
44
47
42
40
23
47
50
In 1841,
•Who could Read and Write.
22
60
64
58
54
51
50
51
47
48
37
27
53
In 1851,
21
21
20
22
22
20
19
,8
15
15
21
■ 6
20
In 1841,
-Who could Read only.
22
19
18
20
19
19
18
17
16
10
21
14
19
In 1851,
60
24
18
24
30
33
37
35
43
45
54
«
30
In 1841,
-Who could neither Read nor Write.
56
21
18
22
27
30
32
32
37
42
42
59
28
In 1851,
■
attending Schools during the Week ending 12th April, 1851.
Numbs
fFbm.
.....
Total
‘j
8. |
9. |
11. |
12 1
13. |
14. |
15. |
Above
El
Females.
Females.
Classes of Schools.
508
784
909
953
998
1,067
1,220
768
863
574
432
|
173
106
243
133
10,039
21,874
Primary Schools.
2
8
36
48
71
83
112
133
135
143
142
139
j 109
49
60
63
1,333
3,734
Superior Schools.
310j
516
820
957
1,024
1,081
1,179
1,353
903
1,006
716
571
1 282
i
155
303
196
11,372
25,608
Total.
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CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851.
[County of
I Table of Ages, showing the Number of Persons under One Year,
,
e
10
IS
20
25
30
35
40
45
50
55
Towns.
l U Y«ur.
U 'f r
.i
"S’
"S’
under
•sr
■",1"
'T
under
’"oo 1 "
•S'
“so"
107
507
285
219
282
Balrothery, E., By.,-J
(.Females,
92
390
559
515
476
479
326
326
244
285
168
270
123
293
282
165
160
126
160
156
Balkotheky, W.,
(.Females,
39
199
303
283
289
232
143
166
137
136
96
123
64
120
420
609
813
719
391
225
98
Castleknock B.,
I. Females,
106
399
565
586
553
457
367
367
282
301
179
259
105
271
895
1,163
1,049
958
830
636
552
393
439
226
COOLOCK B.,
A
(. Females,
250
916
1,113
1,065
1,103
1,008
908
808
669
634
415
484
242
Y Males, .
•
Dublin B.,
( Females,
ded in
c,™
District.
52
218
318
137
82
A
(.Females,
70
202
288
294
291
230
204
184
160
168
96
149
66
Y Males, .
63
261
368
413
391
255
206
209
156
178
81
Newcastle B., .
(.Females,
59
251
369
343
361
321
224
211
169
196
120
181
80
("Males, .
262
915
1,269
1,293
1,072
842
660
623
579
640
429
515
252
Rath down B., .
A
(. Females,
229
868
1,260
1,214
1,179
1,125
968
799
717
728
463
538
249
Y Males, .
173
646
878
596
503
Upperciioss B.,
(.Females,
161
665
785
764
802
684
580
504
429
464
223
363
128
Total, Rural f Male? < ■
1,097
3,968
5,479
5,674
4,980
4,123
3,030
2,853
2,431
2,705
1,866
2,281
1,112
Districts
(.Females,
1,006
3,890
5,242
5,064
5,054
3,720
3,365
2,807
2,912
1,760
2,367
1,057
Y Males, .
29
90
154
122
124
56
68
76
57
69
Balukiggan Town
•4
(Females,
20
91
124
130
125
108
104
108
77
84
56
89
37
f Males, .
17
54
62
60
52
36
31
38
20
35
33
14
Little Brat T.,
( Females,
15
49
72
65
50
40
48
44
18
51
18
30
12
Y Males, .
18
118
127
92
42
46
Skerries T., .
(Females,
20
«>
130
136
153
134
106
93
75
111
81
23
60
Suburbs of tub City f Malos > •
587
2,070
2,696
2,491
2,120
1,837
1,589
1,567
1,310
1,359
937
1,056
525
„ .
' (Females,
644
2,033
2,704
2,701
3,206
3,645
3,072
2,540
1,938
2,004
1,263
1,556
753
651
2,332
3,039
2,813
2,388
2,027
1,743
1,715
1,458
1,503
1,050
1,226
597
699
2,255
s '“
3,032
3,534
3,927
3,330
2,785
2,108
2,250
1,397
1,756
825
Y Males, .
.1,748
6,300
8,518
8,487
7,368
6,150
4,773
4,568
3,889
4,208
2,916
3,507
1,709
Civic Districts, | FemalcSi
1,705
6,145
8,272
8,096
8,588
8,463
7,050
6,150
4,915
5,162
3,157
4,123
1,882
"Males,
1,748
14,818
15
855
10,923
8,457
7,124
5,216
Females,
1,705
14,417
16,684
15,513
11,065
8,319
6,005
OF 10 Years, .
.Both Sexes,
3,453
29,235
32,539
26,436
19
522
15,443
11,221
Proportion per cent. ( Males, .
2-6
21-8
23-3
77
at each 10 Year-1
| Period, .
. (.Females
2-2
18-3
21-2
19-7
141
10-6
7-6
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the Number One Year old and upwards, in periods of Five and Ten Years.
GO
G5
70
75
80
85
00
95
WO
-■d
Total
lnitliT
..t.'x..
TOTAL.
Baronies and Towns.
G5.
70.
74.
so.
85.
00.
04,.
1UU.
'
cr
144
54
61
26
22
3
6
1
1
3
4,367
L 8,950
Balrothery, E., Barony.
169
53
54
12
25
9
4
4
4,583
J
90
41
41
9
14
1
3
2
2,618
J- 5,017
Balrotiiery, W.j B.
89
23
42
17
14
1
3
2,399
J
119
70
34
20
0
3
1
2
1
5,382
i- 10,196
Oast. .E if nook B.
131
G2
46
18
19
6
5
1
4,814
J
238
119
79
36
21
2
1
9,099
j- 19,373
COOI.OCK B.
268
139
141
46
41
10
1
10,274
Dublin B.
}
74
33
34
9
3
4
3
1
2
2,662
j- 5,249
Netiiercross B.
87
37
31
12
7
1
1
4
1
4
2,587
84
41
31
20
7
5
2
1
3,126
j- 6,220
Newcastle B.
95
35
46
16
11
1
1
1
1
2
3,094
244
125
107
39
21
13
6
i
6
9,921
j- 20,893
Ratiidown B.
282
137
103
43
44
9
5
4
4
4
10,972
166
.80
61
21
44
7
4
2
15
7,002
i- 13,959
Uppercross B.
192
68
68
23
26
3
5
5
15
6,957
J
1,159
563
451
180
117
43
23
9
1
30
44,177
j- 89,857
Total, Rural Districts.
1,313
554
531
187
187
40
28
17
11
32
45,680
20
16
19
6
1
1
1
1,068
1 2,309
Balbriggan Town.
42
15
17
6
6
1
1
1,241
I
9
6
4
3
1
491
j- 1,030
Little Bray T.
12
5
6
2
1
1
539
53
12
23
8
'2
‘
1,023
j- 2,327
Skerries T.
48
15
19
9
4
3
1
1
1,304
557
257
22G
77
41
18
11
'2
1
12
21,346
l 51,255
Suburbs of tiie City of Dublin.
814
391
326
144
99
36
13
5
22
29,909
J
639
291
272
93
43
19
12
2
1
12
23,928
j- 56,921
Total, Civic Districts.
916
426
368
161
110
39
15
6
24
32,993
1,798
854
723
273
162
62
37
.. 11
3
42
68,105
> 146,778
J Total of Rural and Civic
\ Districts.
2,229
980
899
348
297
79
43
17
2,652
996
24
48
2
-
Males, .]
376
60
17
—
Females, . 1 A.GES in Periods
r of 10 Years.
5,861
243
600
108
19
146,778
-
Both Sexes, J
3-9
1-5
•3
07
Males, 1 Proportion per cent.
y AT each 10 Year
4-1
1-6
•5
08
Females, J Period.
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IF — Table showing the Number and Ages of the Population Five Years old and upwards,
Districts,
L
AND
5
10
15
20
30
40
00
so
Degbees op Education.
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and up
Total.
1 ,0 ‘
10 -
■M.
30.
■10.
30.
00.
70.
so.
wardS
("Who could Read and Write,
820
2,919
2,680
4,36
3,076
2,429
1,773
886
340
75
16
Rural I
Districts. 1
Vho could Read only,
1,138
1,277
995
1,224
919
802
519
225
15
7,208
L
Vho could neither Read nor Write
3,521
1,478
1,305
1,562
1,286
1,340
1,101
611 j 206
70
15
22
12,517
fWho could Read and Write,
685
1,821
1,690
2,867
2,392
1,837
1,300
679
276
49
11
13,613
Districts, j who could Read onI y' • •
652
422
299
383
308
286
183
69
23
1
2,626
L Who could neither Read nor Write
1,702
570
399
520
473
430
340
182
66
14
4
4,706
Rural f Who could Read and Write,
1,505
4,740
4,370
7,234
5,471
4,266
3,073
1,565
616
124
27
33,000
Civic j Who could Read only,
1,790
1,699
1,294
1,607
1,227
1,088
702
294
108
16
Districts. |_wj 10 C ould neither Read nor Write,
5,223
2,048
1,704
2,082
1,759
1,770
1,441
793
272
84
19
28
17,223
Proportion
"Who could Read and Write,
18
56
59
«
65
60
59
59
62
55
54
21
55
PER CENT.
Who could Read only.
21
20
18
15
14
15
13
11
11
8
Degree.
VV ho could neither Read nor 7
Write, . . . ./
61
24
23
19
21
25
28
30
27
38
67
29
. . r
1841
1838
1828
1818
1808
1798
1788
1778
1768
1767
between the
ages of 5 and 15, .
1851
1842
1837
1827
1817
1807
1797
1787
1777
IV-—' Table showing the Number and Ages of Persons
Classes op Schools
in Rural and Civic Districts.
Nu
.....
,.A.
s of Males.
“
Under
*■
0.
>•
*'
9.
...
11.
13.
14.
15.
10.
‘ST
||
Males.
Rural
Primary Schools, .
76
149
245
381
450
528
494
553
482
471
337
278
91
Districts.
Superior Schools, .
1
3
*
13
15
32
36
52
62
83
61
48
34
119
565
Civic
Primary Schools, .
52
107
148
279
333
324
303
307
247
247
170
116
r,o
0 7 M
Districts.
Superior Schools, .
5
15
S3
26
42
70
61
“
74
60
68
51
32
16
18
626
■
Total,
.128
262
.411
697
822
.909
899
967
836
854
652
523
242
J43
528
33
8,89(
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who could Read and Write, — Read only, — or could neither Read nor Write, in 1851.
....
.....
Maf.es
Females
Classes of Schools in
Rural and Civic Districts.
Under
-
6.
' 9
11.
Abovo
It
7»
138
246
360
440
433
442
449
315
411
232
176
85
48
85
33
3,972
8,918
Primary Schools,-! Ruhat.
4
13
7
14
18
23
19
24
20
26
23
22
33
249
814
S.,.ri.,Sohool.J D "“
51
109
151
205
239
252
281
208
194
165
145
81
37
14
318
2,459
5,218
1
*
10
26
32
45
41
62
57
59
•
66
64
55
36
47
4
599
1,225
Superior Schools, l 44141111 CrS ’
131
254
411
604
718
744
782
742
,585
659
453
347
200
120
174
355
7,279
16,175
Total.
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16 CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR TI1E YEAR 1851. [County of
I. — Table of Aces, showing the Number of Persons under One Year, also '
10 15
20
25
30
35
40
45
50
55
Baronies and Towns. i U y<ar.
under under
| 5. 10.
■S' "S'
under
u 5o‘r r
■S'
(•Males, . 62
291 472
523 518
363
253 !
263
218
219
132
240
97
[Females, 69
272 469
447 477
333
200
206
202
223
135
230
no
(•Males, . 67
305 417 ,
455 379
329
216
240
172
211
134
199
94
[Females, 61
205 373
366 360
261
227
201
186
172
137
198
94
(■Males, . 95
382 550
607 529
473
344
329
257
242
156
228
103
[Females, 103
417 533
505 489
416
319
297
222
247
147
239
105
IKEAT.IV AND OuGH- f ‘ 40
227 308
331 340
235
180
193
161
197
ioo i
149
74
TERANNY B„ . •\ Fem , ta| 45
208 270
I 276 276
245
190
202
136
156
93
130
61
(•Males, . 28
94 170
169 142
107
79
76
56
87
50
60
31
[Females, 17
91 145
102 160
93
79
80
63
86
42
94
23
(•Males, . 77
337 496
512 495
432
323
268
248
281
154
275
122
[Females, 76
314 488
494 507
422
316 j
304
206
260
153
254
114
("Males, . 16
166 224
218 228
164
143
146
103
125
77
92
42
[Females, 48
164 242
207 176
197
113
101
115
91
53
87
51
("Males, . 60
231 - 376
360 334
271
201
207
165
162
124
144
66
[Females, 61
241 306
293 316
268
195 j
210
154
137
81
149
60
Narragh and Reban, f Males > • 54
191 288
355 297
236
183 j
158
160
165
96
134
65
E., B., . -[Females, 34
179 292
328 311
246
189 •
147
123
156
78
146
74
Narragh and Reran, f Malcs > ■ 35
177 309
362 251
165
138
131
77
125
54
115
46
W " B > • ' ’ [Females, 45
164 293
359 279
180
140
149
122
138
68
125
57
(•Males, . 80
351 528
575 529
434
311
276
249 |
272
167
258
117
[Females, 86
335 562
545 511
410
303
298
251 ;
260
156
246
106
(-.Males, . 91
353 532
537 536
432
328
329
252
273
178
220
134
'.ai, B., •| FemaleSj )|0
373 487
511 507
435
327
315
221
243
156
270
148
(•Males, . 89
259 370
462 515
644
402
254
208
226
160
195
100
[Females, 78
293 400
439 466
376
280
261
202
232
144
205
83
(Males, . 45
178 224
225 196
177
144
125
94
122 |
70
92
38
B '" [Females, 44
169 206
196 223
171
140
124
115
99
52 |
97
32
Total, Rural f Mal “> • 809
3,542 5,270
5,691 5,289
4,462
3,245
2,995
2,420
2,707
1,652
2,401
1,129
Districts, M 9
3,485 5,072
5,128 5,058
4,053
3,023
2,895
2,318
2,500
1,495
2,470
1,118
(Males, . 56
159 234
224 240
166
111
118
116
119
75
107
52
’ [Females, 03
109 221
192 230
224
157
159
112
124
80
131
66
(Males, . 32
167 329
291 235
182
108
136
108
103
73
117
56
[Females, 41
180 282
269 309
236
156
199
114
176
84
138
54
Total, C.v,c J Males < • 88
326 563
515 475
348
219
254
224
222
148
224
108
349 503
461 539
460
313
358
226
300
164
269
120
3,868 5,833
6,206 5,764
4,810
3,464
3,249
2,644
2,929
1,800
2,625
1,237
Civic Districts, “i .. ,
(. Females, 963
3,834 5,575
5,589 5,597
4,513
3,336
3,253
2,544
2,800
1,659
2,739
1,238
"Males, . 957
9,701
11,970
i 8,274
5,893
4,729
3,862
of 10 Years. '
L
_Botii Sexes, 1,920
19,110
23,156
| 16,123 |
11,690
9,188
7,839
Proportion per cent. (Males, . 2-0
20-0
24-7
1 »
H
1 *
H
)-8
1-0
Period, . . . [Females, 2-0
19-9
23-7
16-6
12-3
)-5
f
>•4
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Kildare.] AGES. 1?
tlie Number One Year old and upwards, in periods of Five and Ten Years.
CO
05
70
75
so
90
95
Tnxw
1
■S'
u i? r
uVr
u S r
•S“
i
U 95° r
X c ;
upwards
Total.
"
Baronies and Towns.
US
„
3,924
Y
7,600
Carbury Barony.
138
58
61
21
16
4
4
1
3,676
112
54
41
13
11
4
4
1
2
3,460
\
6,612
Clank B.
106
48
54
21
8
7
2
2
3,152
127
53
47
24
9
3
1
9
4,568
I
8,901
Connell B.
145
37
57
24
19
6
4
2
4,333
J
78
50
41
15
8
2
1
1
2
2,733
1
5,238
Ikeathy and
OUCIITERANY B.
88
41
51
10
15
4
3
1
4
2,505
S
3
1
1
1,222
Y
2,442
Kilcullen B.
33
14
19
9
6
1
2
1
1,220
J
125
67
5
3
i
2
4,323
Y
8,572
Kilkea and Moone B.
155
68
59
28
17
8
4
2
4,249
J
48
29
23
8
8
3
1
1,894
\
3,655
Naas, North
B.
54
20
18
5
4
4
2
2
2
1,761
7G
37
37
?
13
2
2
1
2,876
\
5,548
Naas, South
B.
84
35
39
17
17
5
1
2
1
2,672
i
76
47
2
2
2,578
Y
5,106
Narragii and Reban, E., B.
80
40
54
17
19
8
2
2
3
2,528
)
62
20
32
12
7
2
i
2,121
\
4,409
Narragii an
Reban, W., B.
67
33
35
13
14
3
4
2,288
J
9
3
4,448
V
8,897
Offaly, East, B.
168
75
69
27
22
10
3
5
1
4,449
)
1
1
4,497
*
V
8,930
Offaly, West, B.
152
70
74
19
26
6
2
1
1
4,433
j
96
54
45
11
15
5
3
4
4,123
}
7,807
Salt, North
B.
99
35
40
14
13
6
5
1
2
4
3,G04
»
17
16
6
*
i
i
2
1,816
}
3,602
Salt, South
B.
50
20
21
10
11
1
3
1
1
1,786
1,261
3
32
44,583
I
V
87,319
Total, Rural Districts. 1
1,419
594
65J
235
207
73
37
14
9
23
42,736
j
49
23
11
4
3
3
1
1,871
l
3,940
Athy Town.
62
27
32
8
6
3
3
2,069
J
65
26
28
12
3
2
1
2,074
}
4,464
Naas T.
67
24
31
9
10
1
2
1
2
6
J
114
49
39
16
3
3,945
>-
8,404
Total, Civic Districts.
129
51
63
17
16
4
5
1
2
5
4,459
J
1,375
1,548
651
645
619
714
219
252
168
223
43
25
42
15
11
32
28
48,528
47,195
}
95,723
/Total of Rural and Civic
\ Districts.
2,026
838
211
32
-
Males,
OlO-J
nee
Females, .
Ages in Periods
'
of 10 Years.
4,219
1,804
511
,4
"
95,723
-
Both Sexes,.
4 '2
1-7
•4
•0
Males, . 1 Proportion per cent.
V AT EACH 10 Year
4-7
2-1
6
•02
Females, J Period.
D
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CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851. [County of
HI. — Table showing the Proportion per cent, of the Population Five Years old and upwards, in each Degree
Degrees op Education.
Males.
k-
II
1C
23.
5
3G
4G
36
GG
*
*?
8G
95.
J>|
Males.
fin 1841,
10
37
52
52
51
-
48
49
46
41
20
42
[in 1851,
0/
33
25
4o
fin 1841,
16
25
23
22
20
17
15
15
13
10
30
20
Who could Read only, . .
[In 1851,
18
23
19
19
18
16
»
16
15
6
19
flu 1841,
74
38
25
26
29
34
37
36
41
49
50
38
[in 1851,
68
33
69
36
IV. — Table showing the Number and Ages of Persons
Classes of Schools
in Rural and Civic Districts.
Number a
s of Males
v T
*•
*
7. ! 8. ! 9.
| |
11.
”■
>*■
■<-
16.
Above
i|
EZ
Run a i. /Primary Schools,. .
48
117
227
297
330 329
357
267
311
189
216
84
51
30
28
2,898
Districts. j Supel . ior Sc , lools> . .
.2
3
4
4
8
10
16
14
21
22
20
521
655
Civic /Primary Schools, . .
2
16
29
44
55
54 1 50
73
46
70
63
64
27
20
80
693
D»~™.\sup.TOrS.b.oH. .
2
4 .
3
3
5
3
1
6
34
Total,
‘ 21
67
146
277
358
3941 383
327
400
271
304
134
93
_
636
28
4,280
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Kildare.] EDUCATION. i9
•who could Read and Write,— Read only, — or could neither Read nor Write, in 1851.
of Education in 1841 and 1851, according to the Classification of Ages in the Census Tables of 1841.
Number a
.3 ou Females.
Males
Females
Classss of Schools in
Rural and Civic Districts.
Under
*■
,
6.
•
9.
n.
„
14.
'«•
“nil
Females
25
50
154
228
275
311
370
382
261
325
214
166
89
36
J*
2,964
5,862
1
4
4
2
s
1
2
2
24
679
14
17
23
40
32
45
49
53
37
61
“
37
41
30
37
573
1,266
Primary Schools, - ) r ., v „.
1
"
2
2
3
2
2
1
1
4
24
58
39
67
179
271
310
362
426
439
302
388
276
207
132
67
95 25
1
3,585
7,865
Total.
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CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851. [City of
I. — Table of Ages, showing the Number of Persons under One Year, also
Towns.
1 Year.
l .
“'f r
4*
I-
■!"
#
4-
V r
35
It
40.
4-
4-
“So."
City ok Kilkenny, . i"
[Females,
[-Males,
Ages in Periods I f1
of 10 Years, . j Females, .
[both Sexes,
253
749
737
1,114
1,117
1,216
1,165
1,155
1,305
1,179
905
627
939
480
641
548
750
317
387
414
676
223
265
1,863
1,854
2,371
2,470
1,344
2,084
1,107
1,580
1,137
637
941
475
3,717
4,841
3,428
2,687
2,002
‘ 1,578
Proportion per cent. ("Males, .
AT each 10 Year-?
Period, . . . [Females,
2-8
2-0
20-9
1G-8
26-6
22-3
15-0
18-8
12-4
14-3
9-7
10-3
7- 1
8- 5
II. — Table showing the Number and Ages of the Population Five Years old and upwards,
AND
10.
15.
z
30
40
50.
60
70.
80.
90
Degrees op Education.
under
under
under
“So"
under
“So"
under
under
under
under
-is-
||
Males.
pvho could Read and Write,
108
510
572
811
620
479
335
161
54
8
3,664
328
396
293
253
191
148
109
63
18
1
1
1,803
|_Wlio could neither Read nor Write,
678
310
290
280
290
238
193
102
49
- 10
2
2
2,450
"Who could Read and Write, .
10
42
50
60
5.
55
53
45
42
67
46
PER CENT.
Who could Read only.
29
33
25
19
17
17
17
19
15
5
11
50
23
Degree.
Who could neither Read nor l
Write, . . . ./
61
25
25
21
27
28
30
31
40
53
22
so
31
1841
1838
1828
1818
1808
1798
1788
1778
1768
\ cars in which the persons were respectively
and up-
Lj 1851
1842
1837
1827
1817
1807
1797
1787
„„d,.
III. — Table showing the proportion per cent, of the Population Five Years old and upwards in each Degree
IY. — Table showing the Number and Ages of Persons
Classes op Schools.
Number a
—
or Males.
years.
<■
0 .
8.
9.
*
11.
15.
16
Above
a!
Males.
14
50
78
90
67
69
156
100
161
58
78
18
16
84
127
1,166
Superior Schools, ....
2
1
10
15
18
18
19
24
32
21
34
206
Total,
14
52
79
95
74
79
171
118
179
JI
102
50
37
118
127
1,372
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Kilkenny.] AGES AND EDUCATION,
the Number One Year old and upwards, in periods of Five and Ten Years.
i i’ r
1'
Z!r
T-
80
"ao"
u S c
4
ion
li
Females.
Towns.
2U
334
32
121
91
137
30
40
14
56
12
4
.
4
8,919
11,056
1 1 9,975 1
Males, ■)
/-City or Kilkenny.
Females, 1
Males, .")
Females, . j. Ag ®'
Both Sexes, J
326
505
121
19
68
«
9
_
331
298
87
10
,s
t
19,975
“
37
4-6
1-4
1-6
•6
■04
■04
■08
Males, ."1 Proportion per pent.
> at each 10 Year
F emales, J Period.
of Education in 1841 and 1851, according to the Classification of Ages in the Census Tables of 1841.
attending Schools during the Week ending 12tli April, 1851.
Number and Ages ok Females.
Males
Females.
Classes of Schools.
“".‘■’j ..
-
0.
9.
„
13.
1
Above
8,'E ’Females.
1
2
43
7
64
51
50
6
60
3
60
8
42
28
31
21
2
39
607
53
1,773
259
Primary Schools.
Superior Schools.
Total.
■
.»
so
68
55
56
63
—
46
33
OS, 00
-1
660
2,032
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22 CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE TEAR 1851. [County of
I. — Table of Ages, showing the Number of Persons under One Year, also
10
15
20
30
35
40
45
50
55
Baronies and
Towns.
1 Year.
unltr
*S"
“ader
“!}*'
™o er
under
40.
V
■i"
unlcr
under
£ Males, .
20
66
120
122
100
67
48
46
51
68
34
43
[Females,
17
78
132
135
123
82
69
70
70
60
53
65
27
Crannaoh B., .
fMales, .
105
496
824
819
707
551
442
405
331
369
213
332
170
[Females,
127
501
727
446
470
351
402
216
382
183
C Males, .
235
8.95
l M77
1,467
1,213
1,013
672
527
553
333
483
239
Fassadinin B., .
[Females,
170
847
1,320
1,348
1,254
1,070
672
884
513
630
345
620
255
fMales, .
95
399
680
740
656
469
284
246
225
307
196
240
144
Galmoy B.,
[Females,
105
400
636
696
632
510
359
328
281
356
203
313
160
300
1,149
1,892
1,911
1,725
1,258
1,067
1,088
838
937
476
773
371
Go WEAN B.,
[Females,
258
1,087
1,791
1,769
1,703
1,454
1,181
1,093
862
981
534
916
398
fMales, .
150
692
1,097
1,064
891
614
521
429
518
Ida B.,
[Females,
124
642
1,058
1,048
852
750
600
604
485
581
294
438
211
(•Males, .
151
629
896
807
733
544
449
455
375
259
IverkB., .
■w..
137
612
850
796
685
678
514
468
403
448
265
355
193
("Males, .
96
367
648
648
540
401
229
144
Kells B., .
.4
[Females,
84
358
653
580
508
471
337
345
268
298
186
283
121
f Males, .
92
468
771
710
584
473
340
338
319
295
232
ICnocktopiier B.,
[Females,
94
425
702
665
583
512
406
364
320
364
206
323
143
(•Males, .
85
339
457
4S6
461
388
251
135
190
101
SlIlLLELOGIIEU B.,
(_ Females,
74
306
452
473
423
411
329
293
263
237
135
208
137
, r ("Males, .
1,329
5,500
8,762
8,774
7,610
5,778
4,469
4,387
3,626
3,960
2,316
3,270
1,649
DISTRICTS,
1,190
5,256
8,321
8,343
7,489
4,913
4,729
3,816
4,357
2,437
3,903
1,828
C allan Town,
("Males, .
24
136
at
382
301
135
88
97
79
79
52
73
43
[Females,
37
130
313
385
398
215
130
182
141
178
71
116
65
„„ fMales, .
1,353
5,636
9,050
9,156
7,911
5,913
4,557
4,484
3,705
4,039
2,368
3,343
1,692
Civic Districts,
' [Females,
1,227
5,386
8,634
8,728
7,887
6,803
5,043
4,911
3,957
4,535
2,508
4,019
1,893
Males,
14,686
17
007
10,470
8,189
6,407
5,035
Ages in Periods
Females,
14,020
16,615
11,846
8,868
7,043
5,912
of 10 Years, ^
.Both Sexes,
2,580
28
706
33,682
22,316
17,057
13,450
10,947
Proportion percent. ("Males
AT EACH 10 YeauJ
2-0
21-7
25-3
15-5
12-1
5
•4
Period,
. [Females,
17
19-7
234
16-6
12-5
9-9
•3
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the Number One Year old and upwards, in periods of Fite and Ten Years.
60
«
7.
7.
80
5
Z
100
||
Total
1
U 65.
"to*
"soT
umlc
"ioo. r
upward
ll
Females.
Baronies and Towns.
34
6
7
4
3
2
807
j- 1,912
Callan Bah
36
12
5
4
4
2
1
1,015
201
94
83
23
90
6
1
2
6,196
V 12,741
Crannagh B.
203
96
97
23
30
13
8
1
304
■ 130
110
38
23
9
1
. 2
10,329
> 20,917
Fassadinin B.
418
147
164
27
65
14
6
3
6
10,588
J
m
68
«
22
14
2
2
i
4,999
j- 10,383
Galmoy B.
192
74
75
20
32
5
2
1
4
5,384
426
166
182
09
44
12
8
3
7
14,700
V 29,915
Gowran B.
599
198
212
64
13
10
7
1
7
15,215
)
226
90
85
41
21
5
1
*
7,030
j- 16,150
Ida B.
336
99
101
40
48
3
3
1
2
8,320
210
78
83
34
30
7
2
1
2
6,593
> 13,574
Ivers B.
289
90
109
30
43
6
6
2
2
6,981
J
172
80
64
22
11
2
4,797
Kells B.
210
95
68
24
30
5
1
1
2
4,928
) ’
171
65
r.
25
14
*
4
2
5,377
>- 10,942
K vnpirrminc
rB.
237
65
88
29
29
2
4
1
3
S,5So
J
125
44
1
3,981
>- 8,061
SlIILLELOGHER B.
168
54
60
18
25
4
2
2
6
4,080
2,023
840
788
294
51
19
21
65,669
>- 134,320
Total Rural Districts.
2,748
930
979
279
383
67
42
11
8
34
68,651
73
20
. 19
10
4
1
,
1,905
j- 4,453
Callan Tow
105
29
30
5
13
3
1
1
2,548
2,096
860
807
304
201
51
20
6
22
71,199
i 138,773
f Totae of Rural and Civic
959
1,009
284
396
70
43
11
8
2,9
56
1,111
2
52
2
_
Males,
3,812
1,293
466
5.
_
Females,
of 10 Years.
6,768
2,404
718
80
8
57
138,773
-
Both Sexes,.
Males. 1 Proportion per cent. I
t each 10 Year
5
4
1-8
6
■07
•01
Females, J Period.
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CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1S51. [County of
II. Table showing the Number and Ages of the Population Five Years old and upwards,
Males.
Districts,
5
10
15,
20
30.
40
50
G ° 1
70 a
80.
90
It
T(vrjl
Degrees of Education.
■;!"
20.
■T
umler
"m! r
'o r
nutter
“at)"
■5 5T
I" Who could Read and Write,
589
3,008
3,787
5,514
4,149
2,0.5
2,249
1,165
452
104
i
7
24,013
d™. ■ •
1,335
2,167
1,691
2,144
1,480
1,046
694
348
145
16
5
11,071
LWho could neither Read nor Write
G,838
3,599
2 ' ,S2
2,589
2,384
2,245
1,976
1,350
485
128
pVho could Read and Write, .
9
117
109
126
93
65
55
38
14
2
629
District. | wl, ° could Kead only ’ • •
71
180
112
50
26
17
17
15
3
491
LWho could neither Read nor Write
20!’
83
47
57
49
44
40
It r m I rWho could Read and W rite,
59f
3,125
3,896
5,640
4,242
3,050
2,304
1,203
466
106
4
8
24,642
Civic ^ Who could Read only,
1,406
2,347
1,803
2,194
1,506
1,063
711
363
,10
16
11,562
Districts. who could neither Read nor Write
7,046
3,684
2,212
2,636
2,441
2,294
2,020
1,390
497
130
17
14
24,301
„ f Who could Read and Write, .
Proportion |
34
49
54
52
48
46
41
42
40
16
31
4,
4 Who could Read only,
26
23
2
18
16
14
12
13
19
Degree. Who could neither Read nor 1
78
40
3(
40
35
52
65
64
40
L Write /
,
.
Years in which the persons wore respectively
1841
1838
1828
1818
1808
1798
1788
1778
1768
1767
to 30th March,
to
to
to
to
to
to
.5
to
and up
between the ages of 5 and 15, . . .1
1851
1842
1837
1827
1817
1807
1797
1787
1777
HI. Table showing the Proportion per cent, of the Population Five Years old and upwards, in each Degree
Classes of Schools
in Rural and Civic Districts.
Number an
.4..
...»
.....
12.
14.
Abovo
ft
222.
Rural f Primary Schools, . .
J
81
205
358
476
490
506
624
413
515
331
326
,55
124
98
15
4,730
DlSTUlCTS."^g U p Cr i or Schoois, . .
.
.
Civic . .
|
16
20
30
21
33
41
71
64
68
40
54
31
13
11
1
522
District. "^Superior Schoois, .
i
1
2
1
2
4
26
TorAL, ,
i
97
j:
388
497
523
J!
697
482
584
5.5
18G
141
113
16
5,278
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Kilkenny.] EDUCATION.
who could Read and Write, — Read only, — or could neither Read nor Write, in 1851.
25
A
ID
?n
in
40
50
60
so
- •
si
unde
“..dcr
nnrtci-
“So”
to
u 6 o
“HjjCT
tm*r
It
11
Fkmai.es.
Decrees op Education.
511
2,265
2,797
3,831
1,960
1,207
884
429
145
34
8
14,131
Who could Read and Write,
•1
1,271
2,438
2,440
3,919
2,547
1,664
1,071
492
138
35
6
3
16,024
Who could Read only,
! Rural
f Districts.
6,539
3,610
2,252
3,751
4,033
3,863
3,776
2,757
975
381
47
31
32,050
Who could neither Read nor Write, J
6
62
75
87
56
42
28
23
3
1
383
Who could Read and Write,
53
234
185
130
97
‘ 67
28
17
4
815
Who could Read only, .
Civic
District.
254
89
138
128
170
140
125
94
28
15
1
1
1,183
Who could neither Read nor W rito, J
517
2,327
2,872
3,918
2,016
1,309
912
452
148
35
„
14,514
Who could Read and Write,
1,324
2,672
2«
4,049
2,644
1,731
1,099
509
142
35
6
3
16,839
Who could Read only,
■ C™
6,793
3,729
2,390
3,879
4,208
4,003
3,901
2,851
1,003
396
48
32
33,233
Who could neither Read nor Write, J D,S1IUC1S -
6
27
37
33
23
.8
.8
12
11
13
23
Who could Road and Write, .
Proportion
15
30
33
34
30
24
19
13
11
P
10
9
26
Who could Road only,
P f» R r.r N J‘
79
43
30
33
17
66
75
78
84
77
91
51
( Who could neither Read nor
t Write, .
Degree.
1841
1838
1828
1818
1808
1798
1788
1778
1768
1767
to 30tli March
to
to
to
tn
to
to
to
and up-
j Years in which the persons we
e respectively
1842
1837
1827
1817
1807
1797
1787
1777
wards.
of Education in 1841 and 1851, according to the Classification of Ages in the Census Tables of 1841.
Number
...
Females.
Totai
I.'IUK:
4 ‘
c.
>•
8.
„
13.
14.
» |*;r
1
| Females
Females
Rural and Civic Districts.
23
77
155
.
248
367
404
418
441
342
381
238
217
101
85
80
<
3,621
8,351
Primary Schools, "1 Rural
SuperiorSchoolsJ DlSI1Ut ' ,S -
.
7
19
38
33
31
48
27
45
64
65
50
40
19
7
2
517
1,039
26
Primary Schools, Cmo
Superior-Schools,] D,SrR,<rr -
23
84
174
286
400
435
466
468
387
445
303
267
141
104
87
«
4,138
9,416
Total.
E
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26 CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR TEE TEAR 1851. [King’s
I. — Table of Ages, showing the Number of Persons under One Year, also
and
»
25
«
»
40
and
«
»
»
Baronies and
Towns.
1 Year.
under
T."
under
IS.
,, r
U 'ao!' 1
40.
““
•S"
Uhdei
Ballyboy Barony
r Males, .
61
W
395
428
382
267
186
196
153
193
114
174
94
[Females,
54
254
371
368
385
278
202
236
1G6
72
Baxi.ybritt B., .
/-Miles,
115
417
778
796
757
509
340
279
234
268
175
257
122
[Females,
105
389
735
850
821
534
351
377
286
132
Ballycowan B.,
r Males, .
78
308
542
617
663
450
328
290
244
281
171
279
125
[Females,
77
365
549
618
671
400
302
277
Cloni.isk B.,
f Males, .
125
471
778
902
709
574
411
350
299
329
210
289
121
‘ [Females,
105
436
749
784
781
612
388
405
292
331
240
310
140
81
333
518
594
576
350
281
234
241
221
149
238
125
COOLESTOWN, B.,
[Females,
78
336
537
594
557
386
278
278
186
267
150
283
119
Eglish, B.,
C Males, .
40
170
267
324
304
245
143
124
124
143
93
93
S3
[Females,
54
195
295
328
316
204
130
147
122
131
41
C Males, .
203
845
1,395
1,500
1,393
1,073
716
661
518
550
356
530
225
Garrycastle B.,
' [Females,
221
836
1,358
1,474
1,324
1,005
600
640
518
533
343
588
245
f Males, .
62
268
379
434
423
310
202
167
167
175
118
145
89
Geashill B., .
[Females,
60
231
381
367
355
330
198
188
163
179
101
185
77
" f Males, .
49
237
367
427
431
298
225
182
135
190
108
190
76
KlLCOURSEY,
[Females,
46.;
203
346
425
387
266
186
207
130
218
120
221
78
43
194
304
333
365
259
197
153
135
145
87
158
80
Piulipstown, Lb., P>.,<
[Females,
43
193
292
312
309
263
169
181
165
194
67
48
268
306
293
207
203
181
142
159
103
125
75
Piulipstown, Up.,
[Females,
47
164
253
311
291
222
179
172
122
143
87
158
83
( Males, .
30
199
242
225
83
82
102
65
100
42
[Females,
37
108
208
186
201
141
83
94
78
113
84
70
42
("Males, .
935
3,812
6,188
6,903
6,521
4,720
3,339
2,900
2,474
2,756
1,749
2,578
1,229
Kural Districts, ^ p ema ] cs
927
3,710
6,074
6,617
6,398
4,696
3,066
3,146
2,360
3,033
1,746
2,869
1,216
Birr, or Parsons- f Ma,es > •
55
216
294
314
330
223
163
152
146
152
99
141
62
TOWN, .
‘ [Females,
71
202
292
311
366
322
243
250
197
178
118
182
93
Males, .
71
241
321
587
390
211
141
159
124
162
85
146
51
[Females,
61
190
382
55-
389
326
'223
268
154
232
115
179
82
PoRtarlington T.
f Males, .
G
32
49
60
52
33
30
23
15
21
16
30
8
(part of) ,
" [Females,
9
a*
41
55
54
62
42
31
23
34
22
30
13
("Males, .
132
489
664
961
772
467
334
334
285
335
200
317
121
Civic Districts, | F emaleSi
141
426
715
918
809
710
508
549
374
444
255
391
188
("Males, .
1,067
4,301
6,852
7,864
7,293
5,187
5,673
3,234
2,759
3,091
1,949
2,895
1,350
Civic Districts,. i Fem .
7,535
7,207
5,406
3,695
3,477
2,001
3,260
1,404
'Males,
11,153
15,157
8,860
5,993
5,040
4,245
Anne ! v PruiniiQ
Females,
10,925
14,742
5,478
OP 10 Years, .
Both Sexes,
2,135
22,078
29,899
17,840
12,422
10,518
8,909
nt. ("Males, .
1-9
20'2
AT EACH 10 Y
Period, .
. [Females,
1-9
19-3
| 26-
15-8
11-3
9-7
B-2
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County.] AGES. 27
the Number One Year old and upwards, in periods of Five and Ten Years.
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28 CENSUS OP IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851. [King’s
II — Table showing the Number and Ages of the Population Fire Years old and upwards.
Districts,
and
.
HI
u
•>n
an
SO
80
and
and
Decrees of Education.
"it 1
*■
•S“
-si"
ward!
H
“““
("Who could Read and Write,
440
_ 2,088
2,692
4,274
2,921
2,194
1,894
1,056
473
111
12
6
18,161
\ Who could Read only.
872
1,576
1,476
1,626
967
853
632
332
142
33
2
9
8,520
[who could noitherRead nor Write,
4,876
)
2,353
2,159
1,486
1,458
1,281
782
315
109
23
20
18,101
rWho could Read and Write,
94
398
422
473
368
327
2 -r
130
50
5
2
1
2,525
dSKL,. ■ •
133
232
118
133
82
84
60
29
13
1
2
1
888
LWho could neither Read nor Write,
437
331
232
195
169
124
123
67
29
8
4
1,721
Rlmlt rWho could Read and Write,
534
2,486
3,114
4,717
2,149
1,186
523
m
14
7
20,686
Civic f Who could Read only,
1,005
1,808
1,594
1,759
1,049
937
692
361
155
34
4
10
9,408
Districts, [who could neither Read nor Write,
5,313
3,570
2,585
2,354
1,655
1,582
1,404
849
344
117
25
24
19,822
f Who could Read and Write, .
32
43
53
55
50
51
50
51
43
33
17
41
I'F.R cent. _j Who could Read only,
15
23
22
20
17
19
16
15
15
13
9
24
19
i 1 , 1 ' i Who could neither Read nor")
DECREE. L Write j-
77
45
35
27
28
31
33
35
34
"
58
59
40
Years in which the persons were respectively \
1841
1838
1828
1818
1803
1798
1788
1768
to 30 th March
to
and up-
between the ages of 5 and 15, . . .
1851
1842
1337
1827
1817
1807
1797
1787
1777
wards.
HI- — Table showing the Proportion per cent, of the Population Five Years old and upwards, in each Degree
Cl
in Rura
sses of Schools
and Civic Districts.
Nuj
--
*-
Under
4
11.
14.
Abovo
If
Males.
Primary Schools, .
18
70
136
215
315
360
333
451
285
403
236
281
106
58
46
6
3,319
Districts.
_ Superior Schools, .
1
2
1
3
7
10
9
12
«
i
57
‘Primary Schools, .
3
6
30
46
48
56
58
66
53
37
36
26
8
7
488
Districts.
Superior Schools, .
2
8
9
6
13
9
14
12
12
9
10
8
7
123
Total,
21
78
169
271
369
431
401
534
357
462
290
329
130
78
61
6
3,987
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County.] EDUCATION. 29
of Education in 1S41 and 1851, according to the Classification of Ages in the Census Tables of 1841.
Females.
Degrees op Education.
10.
15.
¥
26
36
£
4G
56
66
85.
94 '
*5T
it
Females.
23
24
20
In 1841, )
> Who could Read and Write.
9
29
30
32
24
23
22
22
20
19
23
20
26
In 1851, J
14
30
36
33
28
24
19
14
10
In 1841, ■)
>Wlio could Read only.
18
30
32
32
30
27
23
22
19
18
16
8
28
In 1851, J
81
36
88
100
53
In 1841,*)
73
41
32
36
46
50
55
56
01
63
01
r.
40
In 1851, J
attending Schools during the Week ending 12th April, 1851.
Number and Ages of Females.
7emai.es.
Classes of Schools in j
Rural and Civic Districts. 1
Under
*■
6.
*■
10.
„
12.
13
15.
»
l ir
Females.
17
69
139
197
351
367
431
321
427
274
240
130
57
42
49
3,379
0,698
Primary Schools, "1 Rural
1
1
2
*
1
3
1
■
15
72
3
12
32
53
40
39
59
64
50
36
31
21
19
79
£68
1,056
Primary Schools, - ) n , v „.
.
3
4
11
3
4
1
12
8
2
70
193
Superior Schools, J ^-* ISTItI CTS ‘
20
81
174
232
333
400
412
495
395
489
318
278
80
122
49
4,032
8,019
Total.
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I. — Table of Ages, showing the Number of Persons under One Year, also
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the Number One Tear old and upwards, in periods of Five and Ten Tears.
318 142 131 S3 47 12
226 73 75 22 23
1,396 603 579 231 176 46 17 6
1,600 S79 606 181 260 54 31 9
6 5,569 1
> 11,233 Ardagh Baron
6 5,664 )
8 11,191 ■)
> 22,539 Granaud B.
17 11,348 J
\ 19,121 Longford B.
4 9,441 J
3 3,847 )
>- 7,658 Moydow B.
2 3,811 J
7 5,009 ■)
V- 10,229 Rathcline B.
2 5,220 )
3 3,194 1
V 6,292 Shrule B.
2 3,098 j
239 183 49 17
■ I 45 41,041 ] ( Total of Rural and Civic
! 41,307 } ^ t
. Males, "I Proportion pf.r cent.
> at each 10 Year
. Females, J Period.
32
CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE TEAR 1851. [County of
IT. — Table stowing the Number and Ages of the Population Five Years old and upwards
Districts,
-
III
13
20
so
,4
50
GO
80
Degrees op Education.
"nUcr
U 3o"
40.
'S'
"X 1
"ssr
wards.
ll
nViio could Read and Write,
285
1,596
2,193
3,172
1,997
1,677
1,464
926
399
95
10
3
13,817
d5“L. . .
811
1,374
1,244
1,163
582
536
407
252
111
21
3
3
6,507
[Who could neither Read nor Write
4,071
2,729
1,856
1,612
916
1,073
1,040
821
300
106
10
24
14,558
pVho could Read and Write,
43
145
172
222
191
145
97
50
10
6
1,081
Dmnrr-r 1 Who couId Read onl )‘-
48
87
46
4,
34
25
13
5
2
301
[Who could neither Road nor Write
203
249
79
69
63
55
37
17
4
15
888
Rural (™“> could Read and Write, .
m
1,741
2,365
3,394
2,188
.1,82:
1,661
970
409
101
10
8
14,898
Civic i Who could Read only ’ • •
850
1,461
1,290
1,204
.GIG
561
420
257
113
21
3
3
6,808
Drermou. |_ W1 , „ lfi „ E „, Wll ,„
4,274
2,978
1,935
1,709
985
1,130
1,095
85<
317
no
10
39
15,446
po»»> ••
G
28
42
54
58
52
5)
4,
49
44
43
7
40
per cent. J Who could Read only, .
16
2-,
23
19
16
16
14
12
13
14
18
Degree. I Who could neither Read nor 1 )
L Write, . . . ./
78
4b
35
27
26
32
35
41
38
47
43
80
42
1841
1838
1828
1818
1808
1798
1788
1778
1768
1767
Years in -which the persons were respectively |
and up
to
between the ages of 5 and 15, . . .1
L
1851
1842
1837
1827
1817
1807
1797
1787
III. — Table showing the Proportion per cent, of the Population Five Years old and upwards, in each Degree
IY. — Table showing the Number and Ages of Persons
Classes of Schools
ix Rural and Civic Districts.
Number an
OAOE
ok Males.
C.
10.
13.
14.
15.
Above
|1
MALES.
Bum f Primar y Schools, . .
71
134
245
274
329
386
8911
250
295
,8,
165
65
40
22
2,8-28
School, , . .
7
9
6
b
8
7
7
10
7
1
5
81
r, v ,n f Primary Schools, .
2
14
12
29
39
77
49
64
55
102
56
59
7
570
District. (.Superior Schools, . .
1
1
1
1
6
Total, .
18
89
146
282
315
416
441
471
314
405
201
235
79
43
1 ■
3,485
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of Education in 1841 and 1851, according to the Classification of Ages in the Census Tables of 1841.
attending Schools during the Week ending 12th April, 1851.
Dumber an
or Femat.es.
TriT. ■
veara.
*■
*•
•
10.
11.
„
„
14. j ,0.
Above
i'E
^ Total
Females.
Rural and Civic Districts.
10
62
1
100
1
171
2
233
312
430
399
1
227
368
6
186
I
II
i
36
1
18
1
>
24
5,585
105
Primary Schools,! ^
S.p.rlo,SchcolsJ D '"“
2
14
14
23
33
2.
27
26
14
18
14
10 6
.
221
791
6
Primary Schools,'! 0lvIC
Superior Schools, j" District.
12
77
124
196
268
335
461
426
241
392
201
154 58
37
19
3,002
6,487
Total.
F
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CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE I EAR 1851. [County op
I, Table of Ages, showing the Number of Persons under One Year, also
1#
2i
30
35
40
45
50
55
■i"
Baronies and Towns.
Year.
anjlc/
mater
umle'
“So"
",r
"Sf
CO.
C Males. .
182
»
1,268
1,386 ]
1,201
823
519
495
423
472
411
499
303
Ardee Barony,
(.Females,
176
1,268
1,392
1,229
873
549
596
473
638
390
557
268
/-Males, .
36
110
164
170
109
76
73
79
77
81
42
60
33
Drogheda B., .
‘(Females,
27
107
138
137
127
79
76
96
72
“
45
65
29
( Males, .
177
663
1,105
1,033
869
621
414
409
334
436
269
383
211
1 Dundalk, Lower, B.,-1
(Females,
147
659
1,042
1,047
932
742
492
S41
396
511
333
427
186
( Males, .
125
563
888
1,088
762
523
335
314
291
366
214
364
169
I Dundalk, Upper, B., -J
(Females,
117
511
844
956
808
568
404
451
350
437
257
347
170
/"Males, .
165
722
1,146
1,229
1,036
776
466
502
406
503
372
485
291
Ferrard B.,
(Females,
162
801
1,108
1,099
1,075
786
553
564
476
564
354
493
229
/"Males, .
108
343
585
664
571
428
270
225
216
239
161
273
157
Louth B., .
(Females,
84
374
565
598
611
433
284
306
226
304
175
281
135
/"Males, .
793
3,175
5,156
5,620
4,548
3,247
2,077
2,024
1,747
2,097
1,469
2,064
1,164
Rural Districts, (Females,
713
3,196
4,965
5,229
4,782
3,481
2,358
2,554
1,993
2,542
1,554
2,170
1,017
25
104
162
174
166
121
98
73
70
85
46
81
34
Ardee Town, .
(Females,
25
97
155
174
176
128
96
82
82
102
67
83
43
97
422
562
573
590
461
339
304
278
324
211
260
111
Dundalk T.,
(Females,
m
352
597
576
624
522
426
382
322
369
199
275
121
Tapai
/-Males, .
122
526
724
in
756
582
4>7
343
409
257
341
145
164
dvic Districts,^ p cmalel _
137
459
| 752
750
800
650
522
464
404
471
„ r**., ■
915
«*
3,829
2,514
2,401
2,095
2,506
1,726
2,405
1,309
Civic Districts,
(Females
•*
3, to
1 5,717
5,879
5,582
4,131
2,880
3,018
2,397
3,013
1,820
2,528
Males,
|
,581
11,671
6,343
4,496
4,232
3,714
Females,
011
5,415
4,833
3,709
Ages in Periods
of 10 Years,
Both Sexes
1,765
18,953
23,232
13,354
9,911
9,065
7,423
2-1
21-6
26-3
4-3
10-1
95
8-4
at each 10 Year-1
Period, . . . (.Females
1-8
20-2
24-9
151
11.-6
10^4
8-
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the Number One Yeae old and upwards, in periods of Five and Ten Years.
»ir
U ?0. tr
■r
80
"So/
M j 95
95. 100.
ipwaida.
12
*
Bauonies and Towns.
341
410
148
140
156
141
51
50
50
67
13
4
2
1
5
6
9,525
9,997
}
Ardee Barons - .
41
10
12
11
10
5
3
l
1
1
2
1,174
1,154
j- 2,328
Drogheda B
310
346
116
121
08
• 100
41
35
38
50
10
8
3
3
2
1
1
7,599
8,133
j- 15,732
Dundalk, Lower, B.
230
301
02
103
70
83
22
32
46
5
13
2
4
3
2
2
6,465
6,807
j- 13,272
Dundalk, Upper, B.
340
361
141
114
123
126
43
41
50
49
8
11
5
1
1
4
8,815
8,974
j- 17,789
Ferraud B.
106
213
68
70
72
61
31
20
24
22
6
5
*
2
2
3
4,645
4,779
j- 9,424
Louiii B.
1,456
1,672
575
560
530
530
193
190
199
235
43
43
18
19
7
7
4
17
17
38,223
39,844
j- 78,067
Total, Rural Districts.
28
10
20
15
25
4
1
10
1
5
9
.
1,307
1,445
}
Ardee Town
128
180
52
35
30
17
16
11
19
4
3
4
1
3
4.730
j- 9,996
156
244
81
50
64
21
23
12
29
10
3
1
*1 •
s
6,087
6,661
}
Total, Civic
Districts.
1,612
1,016
630
650
580
504
214
213
211
264
48
53
18
24
7
13
5
8
24
19
44,310
46,505
j- 90,815
I Total op Rural and Civio
\ Districts.
2,251
2,566
704
807
259
317
25
37
-
Males,
Females,
Ages in Periods
op 10 Years.
4,817
1,601
576
62
13
43
90,815
-
Corn Sexes,
5-5
1-8
1-7
•7
•06
•08
•01
•02
Males, 1 Proportion per cent.
V at each 10 Year
F emales, J Period.
F 2
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CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851. [County of
II. — Table showing the Number and Ages of the Population Five Years old and upwards.
III.— Table showing the Proportion per cent, of the Population Five Years old and upwards, in each Degree
Degrees or Education.
i
'i &
35. 45.
to 5 to
!?
76 _8G
i!r
if
rln 1841,
30 41
|
43 43
36 33
30
26 23
33
Who could Head and VV rite, .
fin 1851,
10
35 44
49 44
44 37
38
33 43
10
42
36
("In 1841,
u
23 20
17! 14
12 12
9
10 3
8
16
Who could Read only, .
'fin 1851,
25 21
17 14
12 11
11
8 8
30
4
18
CO
40 43
« 55
Cl
64 74
75
51
Who could neither Read nor W i
tC 'tln 1351,
72
| ’
341 42
44 52
"
59 49
60
54
46
IV. — Table showing the Number and Ages of Persons
m Rural and Civic Districts. j u ™' cr
i 6 j 7
*•
9. 10. 11. 12.
„
u. „
»■ A fr
|1
„ ("Primary Schools, . . 9
Rural J 1
36
124
192; 291
342
319 316 252 305
219
205 87
62 51
3
2,8-13
Districts, f Sl p er j or Schools, . .
•
• •
Civic f W “ T «»*. • ■ •
17
35
1 87
72
79 79 61 70
29
- 42 21
10 G2
761
Districts. “[g U p erior g c i 100 i Si .
1
3 3
|
7
8 9 9 11
1
1
Total, . • 13
54
164
287| 381
1
421
406 434 322 386
255
256 111
73 119
J
3,685
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of Education in 1841 and 1851, according to tlio Classification of Ages in the Census Tables of 1841.
attending Schools during the Week ending 12th April, 1851.
Number and
VERB
f Females.
Males
Classes of Schools in
Rural and Civic Districts.
Under
6 .
*
H.
,,
15.
*!r
l!
Females.
11
49
99
138
209
237
270
323
242
276
176
191
103
46
i
2,395
5,238
Primary Schools,
.
Superior Schools,.
[■Districts.
4
1G
46
120
82
64
102
Ill
59
98
63
47
34
15
32
893
1,654
Primary Schools,"
1
1
2
7
12
13
14
8
12
7
9
6
2
1
95
176
Superior Schools,.
Districts.
,5
66
146
260
298
313
385
448
309
386
246
247
143
63
57
i
3,383
7,068
Total.
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CENSUS OF IRELAND FOE THE YEAR 1861. [Coonty oy
I. — Table op Ages, showing the Number of Persons under One Tear, also
I
I
1
5
10 1
1.5
z
23 1
30
35
40
«.
50
55
Baronies and Towns.
10.
30.
under
50. !
( Males, .
’ ( Females,;
20
146
210
219
204
154
97
118
95
127
53
100
44
Deece, Lr., Baron
27
151
215
210
208
170
95
107
81
113
56
95
39
("Males, .
( Females,
29
160
249
229
235
174
116
118
95
113
79
112
68
Deece, Upper, B.,
40
151
222
252
219
192
100
109
95
118
72
117
57
19
60
121
171
88
41
33
34
28
23
25
31
19
Drogiieda B., .
( Females,
14
63
90
144
84
75
48
58
36
60
37
43
12
68
382
5W
621
571
405
295
250
224
263
191
284
110
Duleek, Lower, B
(.Females,
96
335
512
582
507
444
294
293
233
299
191
254
114
63
236
315
363
318
255
178
159
144
176
114
142
87
Duleek, Upper, B
(.Females,
60
195
333
313
313
245
195
179
137
177
103
154
69
( Males, .
) Females,
27
122
191
151
140
117
91
96
80
90
50
54
17
Dunboyne B., .
25
119
149
137
127
128
101
85
69
71
46
50
24
124
402
750
924
713
470
301
293
235
298
168
282
134
Fore B., .
( Females,
84
422
713
860
652
453
266
316
261
346
191
318
142
82
330
593
643
549
484
322
251
206
249
151
264
120
Kells, Lower, B.,
( Females,
70
343
527
589
528
38).
259
286
192
295
160
252
107
100
463
822
993
775
580
368
363
257
366
200
346
134
Kells, Upper, B.,
( Females,
96
455
746
899
813
645
334
366
250
421
201
355
158
81
415
620
678
638
497
303
286
206
320
160
264
139
Lune B., .
( Females,
80
343
609
565
638
413
263
292
217
285
186
253
121
63
269
461
491
434
368
213
209
174
230
135
209
101
MORGALLION B.,
| F emales,
52
269
434
470
460
343
228
199
172
267
112
223
no
,,, ,
486
841
793
562
358
330
283
324
227
311
136
1 Moyfenrath, Lr., B., 1
( Females,
106
486
721
806
726
547
314
366
282
383
224
303
154
286
470
533
502
384
238
230
202
239
129
198
89
j Moyfenrath, Up., 15., j ^ ^
75
287
446
490
429
324
217
194
165
215
124
230
73
343
484
660
502
411
251
252
177
235
142
261
101
Navan, Lower, B.,
’ ( Females,
66
301
499
573
563
440
237
273
191
312
146
254
99
Nayan, Upper, B.,
37
175
297
268
25?
211
136
130
102
132
77
107
40
( Females,
36
168
253
291
258
189
142
135
105
135
64
129
47
Ratoatii B., .
52
203
308
339
369
275
181
158
147
149
112
154
76
(. Females,
42
203
302
289
350
259
179
159
119
168
113
161
70
45
252
435
460
492
369
217
226
166
207
140
224
100
SlCREEN B.,
78
256
339
472
523
397
258
215
166
207
161
229
88
230
458
486
447
301
199
198
152
205
113
193
86
Slane, Lower, B.,
57
246
399
429
398
299
164
211
164
213
132
177
79
12
301
431
504
458
343
209
215
175
200
111
208
107
Slake, Upper, B.,
’ ( Females,
59
294
445
456
452
288
219
236
188
205
95
212
103
("Males, .
1,194
5,261
8,504
9,574
8,477
6,401
4,106
3,916
3,148
3,954
2,377
3,744
1,708
| Rural Districts, females,
1,163
5,087
8,004
8,827
8,248
6,227
3,913
4,079
3,123
4,300
2,414
3,809
1,666
28
119
200
237
225
185
125
136
71
117
59
103
46
Kells Town, .
( Females,
29
143
187
226
226
234
123
126
112
151
61
100
43
Nayan T., .
38
143
199
250
272
232
140
116
89
131
79
113
48
( Females,
32
145
173
220
261
217
161
138
104
140
84
122
73
66
262
399
487
497
417
265
252
160
248
138
216
94
Civic Districts, | Females,
61
288
360
446
487
451
284
264
216
291
145
222
116
nd (Males, .
1,260
5,523
8,903
10,061
8,974
6,818
4,371
4,168
3,308
4,202
2,515
3,960
1,802
I Civic Districts, | Females
1,224
5,375
8,364
9,273
8,7 35
6,678
4,197
4,343
3,339
4,591
2,559
4,031
1,782
f Males,
14,426
19,035
n
189
7,476
6,717
5,762
Females,
13,739
18,008
10,875
7,682
7,150
5,813
Both Sexes
2,484
I 28,165
| 37,043
| 22,064
| 15,158
13,867
11,575
Proportion percent. f Males,
1-8
20-4
26-9
15-8
10-6
9-5
81
at each 10 YearI-t.
1-7
19-6
25-8
15-5
11*
10-2
1-3
| Period.
1
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Meath.] AGES.
the Number Oxe Year old and upwards, in periods of Five and Ten Years
so
05
70
75
80
85
90
95 1 100
under
u ler
undor
imdcr
under
under
"or
a ", u j and
,'!,n upwards
sf
Total.
Baronies and Towns.
0...
70.
75.
80.
j0.
93.
58
20
16
9
,
2
1,707
}
•lino
52
18
18
10
11
2
1
2
65
25
25
8
10
2
.
1,912
!
50
24
29
9
12
2
1
31
10
9
8
2
1
746
)
1,567
31
7
8
6
1
1
126
66
46
15
15
2
1
1
1
4,489
1
8,943
156
53
51
18
4
3
1
2
110
47
52
15
16
1
1
5
2,787
)
130
40
45
4
10
4
2
2
38
11
18
11
2
3
1,309
I
J
2,523
44
t 18
15
7
1
1
200
78
83
22
15
8
4
1
5,505
1
11,009
257
62
89
23
32
6
6
1
1
3
182
47
69
22
26
1
2
3
1
3
4,600
)
8,964
208
62
70
15
2
3
2
237
64
74
28
15
11
4
1
1
8
6,210
|
12,395
263
49
77
13
32
2
6
4
139
48
76
21
17
5
3
2
4
4,922
j
9,625
209
68
78
34
6
4
1
130
47
45
20
15
2
1
1
1
3,619
]
7,290
Mai, a
179
56
65
13
13
3
3
163
74
51
28
14
7
5
1
5,824
i
11,618
Lower, B.
189
5 o
60
29
5
4
3
1
3
115
30
41
18
10
5
3,792
}
Movfenratii
Upper, B.
129
42
44
22
21
2
3
1
1
3,534
l
159
58
66
18
14
2
3
1
3
4,238
i
8,544
Nav,vn,Jj.ow
-0, B.
195
44
64
15
29
2
2
1
4,306
78
14
28
15
5
2
2,111
)
i
87
26
22
12
10
4
2
1
98
44
34
13
6
2
1
1
2
2,724
1
5,335
103
27
35
14
15
2
1
124
39
48
17
9
2
2
1
2
3,577
!
7,276
137
4o
47
13
8
4
2
2
2
130
37
31
25
16
4
2
1
1
3,368
]
6,586
Slane, Lowl
R, B.
140
37
36
17
13
4
1
2
J
13>
65
52
25
16
2
1
1
3,640
j
7,195
SLANE, Ul’PE
B.
144
45
63
22
20
4
6
2,319
824
864
338
229
61
31
8
7
35
67,080
j 133,094
,
2,703
778
916
271
335
60
47
68
14
19
6
2
2
4
1,766
!
90
12
29
5
8
2
1
J
56
29
17
5
10
1,967
!
3,979
73
23
24
5
8
3
2
124
43
36
11
12
2
4
3,733
]
7,654
Total, Civic Districts.
163
35
53
10
16
5
3
3
1
1
3,921
2,443
867
900
349
241
61
33
8
7
39
70,813
)
140,748
(Total of Rural and Civic :
813
281
351
65
3,310
1,249
302
41
-
Males,
1,5
50
416
63
—
•Females,
Ages in Periods
of 10 Years.
6,989
2,499
2
8
104
14
«
140,748
-
Both Sexes,,
•01
,3
•8
•09
’ | ' }
Period.
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CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851. [County of
II. Table showing the Number and Ages of the Population Five Years old and upwards,
Degrees op Education.
“S'
and
under
ir.
undir
4
To"
■!"
under
1
•sslr hSr
90. | lwuu
r Who could Read and W rite,
«
3,419
5,222
3,644
2,845
2,390
1,266
467
103
14
9
23,069
1,432
2,462
2,001
2,130
1,265
1,017
847
427
183
45
7
9
11,825
r Who could neither Read nor Write,
6,4-21
4,073
3,057
3,155
2,155
2,169
3.21S
1,450
142
25
17
25,731
f Who could Read and Write,
53
230
288
339
233
214
144
85
26
3
2
3
1,680
nSSra. ' '
no
125
82
106
66
55
49
24
6
1
624
[.Who could neither Read nor Write,
23G
132
127
.77
.113
117
117
58
15
„ ( Who could Road and Write,
704
3,269
3,707
5,621
3,87/
3,059
2,534
1,351
493
106
16
12
' 24,749
Civic could Read only,
1,542
2,537
2,083
2,236
1,331
1,072
896
451
189
46
9
12,449
Districts. [ W!l0 could neither Read nor Write,
6,657
4,205
3,184
3,332
2,268
2,586
2,332
1,508
567
150
25
18
26,832
j"Who could Read and Write, .
0
41
50
52
46
44
41
40
35
31
39
Proportion
Who could Read only,
17
26
23
18
16
16
14
15
15
15
23
19
Degree.
Who could neither Read nor l
Write, . . . . J
75
42
39
30
SO
38
40
45
50
52
46
1841
1838
1828
1818
1808
1798
1788
1778
1768
1767
1 Years in which the persons were respectively |
toSOtliMarch,
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
and up
between the
ages of 5 and 15, . . j
1
51
1842
“ S7
1827
1817
1807
1707
1787
1777
wards
HI. Table showing the Proportion per cent, of the Population Five Years old and upwards, in each Degree
Males.
Degrees op Education.
10.
15.
S “
SC
t
GC
76
s
nr
|-g
rlu 1841,
3-j
J
42
38
39
37
33
21
35
46
43
39
31
39
[in 1851,
45
3d
fin 1841,
14
22 19
17
14
13
11
11
12
18
13
14
14
23
11
[In 1851,
19
15
rln 1841,
79
44
J sr
»
44
49
50
52
55
74
47
43
48
42
[in 1851,
/U
1
|
IV. — Table showing the Number and Ages of Persons
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41
•who could Read and Write —Read only,— or could neither Read nor Write, in 1851.
Females.
Districts,
unto
...
1 a
2 °1
„
z
it
it'
„jy
Sf
'emalss.
Degrees or Education.
15.
30.
40.
50. j
;o.
80.
jO.
2,479
2,754
3,263
1,830
1,261
935
454
171
|
3
|
13,764
Who could Read and Write,
. Rural
Districts.
1,414
2,435
2,440
2,899
1,791
1,358
927
504
150
37
4
3
13,962
Who could Read only,
6,03.5
3,913
3,054
3,978
3,581
4,09oj
3,613
2,523
866
306
56
18
32,038
Who could neither Read nor Write,,
300
117
91
40
14
1
1
1,175
Who could Read and Write,
79
134
114
183
108
58
40
9
3
2
826
Who could Read only,
' Districts.
226
143
140
252
218
224
189
118
17
4
1,571
Who could neither Read nor Write,
610
2,648
2,987
3,563
1,984
1,378
1,026
494
185
53
14,939
Who could Read and Write,
| Rural
1,493
6,261
2,569
4,056
2,554
3,194
3,082
4,230
1,899
3,799
1,453
4,31!.
985
3,802
2,641
159
906
40
323
60
18
14,788
33,609
W ho could Road only.
Who could neither Read nor Write,
f Civic
Districts.
28
34
33
26
19
18
13
15
13
24
24
Who could Read and Write, .*
Proportion
2E
20
1"
1-
13
10
14
23
Who could Read only,
PER CENT.
7
37
49
61
6.
1
77
86
62
53
( Who could neither Read nor
l Write
Degree.
—
1841
1838
1828
1818
1808
1798
1788
1778
1760
1767
1 Years in which the persons wore respectively
to 30 tli March
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
and up
j between the ages of 5 and 15.
1851
1842
1837
1827
1817
1807
1797
1787
1777
of Education in 1841 and 1851, according to the Classification of Ages in tho Census Tables of 1341.
Degrees of Education.
2G
36
Above
10.
*•
»■
45.
SI
65.
«■
is.
95.
g,g | Females.
6
20
24
18
17
15
12
14
11
14
17
In 1841,'i
> Who could Read and Write.
10
31
33
28
21
19
15
14
14
8
6
24
24
In 1851,3
13
27
29
23
18
17
12
9
7
21
In 1841, >
>Who could Read only.
20
28
29
27
21
18
16
13
13
8
13
14
23
In 1851,3
81
53
47
59
65
68
76
77
80
81
81
62
In 1841,1
V Who could neither Read nor M rite.
70
41
38
45
58
63
69
73
73
84
81
62
53
In 1851,3
attending Schools during the Week ending 12tli April, 1851.
Humber and Ages of Females.
TOTAL
Classes of Schools in
Under
c.
7.
, |
11.
12.
„
14.
*
Above
j,'|
Females.
Females.
Rural and Civic Districts.
369
459
548
709
479
549
350
298
113
71
43
6
4,584
9,495
Primary Schools, 4 Rm( (r
1
1
S
45
Superior Schools, 3 ® ISIRICTS '
r
18
on
62
G6
38
46
22
34
15
13
1
474
1,080
Primary Schools, "1 Cmc
1
2
1
3
. 1
10
s
10
44
149
„ . „ , , (Districts.
Superior Schools,./
34
115
193
323
417
514
612
777
518j 599
373
340
138
87
60
5,107
10,769
G
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42 CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851. [Queen’s
I. — Table of Ages, showing the Number of Persons under One Year, also
,
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
50
55
Baronies and Towns.
lYcar.
i
”o. r
unto
20.
■r
undor
r.
■r
50.
56
261
416
366
303
241
201
172
177
123
187
8flJ
Ballyadams Barony, J
[Females,
51
219
377
414
395
280
206
188
164
195
127
175
83
("Males, .
106
407
671
769
694
566
391
263
270
159
Clandonagh B., .-J
[Females,
114
364
648
759
747
557
381
359
281
332
189
337
149
104
384
602
687
624
477
340
300
268
174
CLARMALLAGU B., .J
[Females,
87
345
637
615
590
541
354
399
253
322
173
312
139
106
437
759
702
560
445
399
178
138
CULLENAGH B., . .J
[Females,
105
433
731
803
712
592
445
399
344
402
220
383
183
216
366
373
378
314
233
235
166
«
Maryborough, E., B., J
[Females,
58
240
338
328
333
278
240
216
179
215
110
186
65
101
388
578
689
564
436
355
384
249
307
280
124
Maryborough, 'VV.,B.,-'
[Females,
98
324
573
602
562
440
332
339
248
340
159
295
124
(" Males, .
85
357
650
810
640
422
315
283
209
253
171
142
PORTNAHINCH B., . J
[Females,
74 |
342
635
751
665
447
354
342
223
338
169
274
137
107
400
686
692
602
508
398
260
191
246
87
Slievemargy B., . J
[Females,
98
383
643
656
594
539
376
374
280
291
154
269
120
("Males, .
50
245
385
417
451
299
216
217
167
202
138'
168
STRADBALLY B., . .J
[Females,
53
239
363
430
427
345
215
211
159
201
131
175
86
("Males, .
90
324
585
611
198
260
131
Tinnahincii B., . J
[Females,
69
299
526
541
548
418
320
331
234
273
167
290
143
(■Males, .
63
246
509
91
Upperwoods B., .J
[Females,
74
276
451
482
458
378
265
241
159
223
143
228
89
Total f Males, .
935
3,665
6,156
6,916
6,029
4,702
3,551
3,250
2,504
2,942
1,788
2,621
1,245
881
3,464
5,922
6,381
6,031
4,815
3.4B8
3,399
2,524
3,132
1,742
2,924
1,318
("Males, .
Graigue T., . .J
33
94
178
332
92
58
52
56
51
52
38
43
35
[Females,
42
84
95
98
89
101
87
107
52
53
35
56
25
("Males, .
Maryborough Town,-?
23
85
100
135
115 .
84
87
66
56
58
46
48
25
[Females,
26
72
no
101
114
123
92
91
63
75
42
70
33
("Males, .
Mountratii T., . . J
9
64
116
161
117
109
63
51
55
65
39
61
26
[Females,
23
64
108
102
156
116
84
54
61
84
45
71
23
("Males, .
Mountmellicic T.,
37
137
194
263
208
137
100
102
81
113
75
111
60
[Females,
35
135
187
214
239
214
129
151
84
133
69
119
51
Portarlington T. [Males, .
15
70
96
157
115
59
53
52
35
42
32
35
23
(p.v,.x ui), . . [p ema | es>
20
67
99
133
132
88
89
74
63
55
32
43
27
Total [Males, .
117
450
684
1,048
647
447
355
327
278
330
230
169
Civic Districts,
146
422
599
648
730
642
481
477
323
4C0
223
359
159
Total of Rural and [Males, .
1,052
4,115
6,840
7,964
6,676
5,149
3,906
3,577
2,782
3 272
Civic Districts, ,i r ,
’ (.Females,
1,027
3,886
6,521
7,029
6,761
5,457
3,969
3,876
2,847
3,532
1,965
3,283
1,477
[Males,
10,955
14,640
9,055
6,3i
5,290
33
of 10 Years, .
10,407
13,7
90 |
9,426
6,723
5,497
4,760
[Both Sexes,
2,079
21,362
28,430 j
18,481
13,082
10,787
9,093
Proportion pf.r cent. (Males, .
1-9
19-7
26-
* 1
16"
■ 1
11-5
9-5
7
"8 :
Period, . . . [Females,
1-8
18-5
24-6
16-8
12-
1
9-
lJ
8-5 J
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County.] AGES. 43
the Number One Year old and upwards, in periods of Fite and Ten Years.
00
63
70
73
so
“
85
ao
05
.■mlor
under
under
a 'so. T
under
»dcr
under
V
„ r “ 4 .
si
Total.
Males and
Baronies and Towns.
G5.
S3.
JU.
roo.
<Sf
104
44
31
13
11
2
2
1
3,233
} « 6
Ballyadajis Baiiony.
118
56
52
19
13
8
3
3,143
J
153
45
64
15
10
1
1
1
5,487
>• 11,105
Clandonagh B.
206
61
89
13
19
6
5
2
5,618
J
159
52
54
16
21
1
2
1
4,941
> 10,139
Cl.ARMAI.LAGH B.
215
62
91
17
35
3
3
2
1
6,198
226
112
96
35
23
6
6
2
6,186
l 12,492
CULLENAGH B.
261
102
98
36
39
10
4
4
6,306
J
100
38
44
13
14
1
5
1
3,135
V- 6,148
■
Maryborough, E., B.
114
37
40
11
20
4
1
3,013
J
166
65
74
34
20
2
2
2
4,964
> 9,832
Maryborough, W., B.
209
64
79
31
39
3
5
1
1
4,868
178
75
88
30
17
8
4
3
1
4,989
l 10,142
PORTNAHINCII B.
158
75
87
29
39
4
5
2
1
2
150
63
54
23
14
7
1
5,143
V- 10,324
Slievemaroy B.
203
69
68
18
33
5
2
1
5,176
)
110
47
43
10
11
1
1
3,258
V 6,529
SfR A DUALLY B.
125
27
47
13
13
8
2
1
3,271
159
80
74
30
20
3
1
l
2
4,634
>- 9,194
Tinnauinch B.
186
66
80
33
30
2
2
1
1
123
61
52
18
16
7
3
2
2
3,813
> 7,569
Ul’PERWOODS B.
147
36
62
14
22
2
5
1
1,628
682
674
237
177
39
26
10
3
»
49,788
V 99,850
Total, Kural Districts.
1,942
655
793
234
302
57
32
15
7
4
50,062
35
20
12
10
7
1
1
1,200
\ 2,158
Graigue T.
19
3
4
2
4
1
1
25
12
14
1
1
1
982
j- 2,078 .
Maryborough Town.
37
19
14
5
7
1
1
1,096
33
13
15
6
7
3
1
1,014
i- 2,101
Mountratii T.
. 40
14
17
10
8
4
1
2
1,087
J
53
33
15
13
8
1
1
1,742
Mountmbllick T,
59
21
34
13
19
5
2
1
1
1,915
i ’
19
6
11
9
1
830
y 1,820
Portarlington T. (fart of).
33
11
17
3
2
2
990
J
165
84
67
38
23
5
2
1
3
5,768
\ 11,814
Total, Civic Districts.
188
68
86
33
40
13
3
1
4
1
6,046
J
1,793
2,130
766
723
741
8?9
275
267
200
342
44
70
28
35
10
16
4
11
11
55,556
56,108
j- 111,664
/Total of Rural and Civic
\ DlSTICfS.
2,559
1,016
244
3
-
Males,
2,853
1,146
412
5
-
Females, . Ages in Periods
of 10 Years.
5,412
2,162
656
89
15
16
111,664
-
Both Sexes,.
s
1-8
4
•07
Males, 1 Proportion per cent.
y AT EACH 10 Year
2
7
•09
Females, J Period.
G2
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44 CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851. [Queen’s
II.— Table stowing the Number and Ages of the Population Five Years old and upwards,
Males.
AND
5
10
15
20
30
40
50
GO
70
80
00
Tnr„
Degrees op Education.
10.
. is.
20.
30.
40.
0
GO.
70.
80.
00.
f Who could Read and W rite.
495
2,225
2,641
4,451
3,090
2,343
1,914
1,134
473
104
16
3
18,889
i Who could Read only.
934
1,678
1,464
1,829
1,205
939
730
383
164
40
6
1
9,373
LWho could neither Read nor Write,
4,727
3,013
1,924
1,973
1,459
1,448
1,222
793
274
72
17
4
16,926
rWho could Read and Write,
j Who could Read only, . .
123
493
379
523
390
330
255
151
68
17
2
2,731
151
254
114
109
88
92
79
25
11
2
1
926
L Who could neither Read nor Write,
410
301
154
170
127
138
133
73
26
9
8
1,544
nrr f Who could Read and Write,
618
2,718
3,020
4,974
3,480
2,673
2,169
1,285
541
121
18
3
21,620
(- J Who could Read only,
1,085
1,932
1,578
1,938
1,293
1,031
809
408
175
42
7
1
10,299
Districts. [ Who could ncithcr Eead nor Write,
5,137
3,314
2,078
2,143
1,586
1,586
1,355
866
300
81
17
7
18,470
9
34
45
55
55
51
50
50
53
50
43
27
43
Proportion |
percent, j Who could Read only,
16
24
24
21
20
19
19
16
17
17
17
20
in each | who could neither Read nor 1
Degree. 1 w r ; te _ . _ >
75
42
31
24
25
30
31
34
30
33
40
64
37
1841
1838
1828
1818
1808
1798
1788
1778
1768
1767
Years in which the persons were respectively |
to 30tli March
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
and up-
between the ages of S and 15, .
1851
1842
1837
1827
1817
1807
1797
1787
1777
HI.— Table showing the Proportion per cent, of the Population Five Years old and upwards, in each Degree
IV. — Table showing the Number and Ages of Persons
Classes op Schools
in Rural and Civic Districts.
Number an
of Males.
4.
0.
11.
»•
14.
'»■
A ig™
ft
K.
RulUL SA”*, • ■
3
47
143
227
290
357
414
387
289
307
212
159
81
57
164
3,141
Districts. -[ S upcl . ior Schools, . .
1
1
2
5
4
1
1
Civic f * >r ‘ mar y Schools, .
1
16
22
51
46
84
84
161
109
129
62
78
15
9
9
876
Districts. | SupcriorSclloolSj . .
12
10
14
19
24
31
31
31
23
9
4
1
214
Total,
63
167
281
349
514
572
428
471
3.3
269
120
75
177
1
4,255
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County.]
EDUCATION.
45
who could Read and Write, — Read only, — or could neither Read nor Write, in 1851.
Districts,
5
10
15
20 30
40
50
-
70
so
90
*7,
AND
,,'■'7' .
, | l r
111(1 up-
10.
'*•
20.
30. 40.
50.
00.
70.
so
90.
-S F
504
1,893
2,405
3,424 2,006
1,300
1,022
544
231
73
10
13,412
Who could Read and Write, .~j
974
1,926
1,974
2,827 2,019
1,604
1,228
660
51
6
13,496
Who could Read only, . . j-
4,444
2,562
1,652
2,052! 1,898
1,970
1,992
1,393
569
235
33
4
18,809
Whocould neither Readnor Write, J
106
316
404
567 336
267
209
87
47
23
2
2,364
Who could Read and Write, T
130
158
160
282 227
147
126
67
9
3
1,334
Who could Read only, . . i
363
174
166
274 237
1
209
183
102
47
21
1
1,780
Who could neither Read nor Write, J
610
2,209
2,809
1
3,991 2,342
1,567
1,231
631
278
96
12
1W76
Who could Read and Write, .“j Rural
1,104
2,084
2,134
3,109 2,246
1,751
1,354
727
252
60
9
14,830
Who could Read only, . . > Civic
4,807
2,736
1,818
2,' 326 2,135
1
2,179
2,175
1,495
616
256
41
5
20,589
Who could neither Read nor Write,] ® ISMlICI S.
41
42 35
19
31
Proportion
17
30
32
33 33
32
28
26
22
15
15
29
Who could Read only, . per cent.
74
33
27
25 32
40
46
52
54
62
66
100
40
Who could neither Read nor Decree
I,
1828 1818
1808
1798
1788
1778
1768
1767
] Y ears in which the pel-sons were respectively
}•
| between the ages of o and 15.
1
51
1842
1837 182-7
1817
1807
1797
1787
1777
of Education in 1S41 and 1851, according to the Classification of Ages in the Census Tables of 1841.
Females.
Degrees of Education..
10.
IS.
&
to
to
46
S.
cc
85. 95.
A sr
Females.
7
27
36
28
25
23
21
23
20 20
17
25
In 1841, 1 ^
12
35
42
37
29
28
23
24 31
12
31
In 1851, J °
14
33
38
37
33
28
24
20
16 15
17
7 30
In 1841,"!
19
30
32
34
32
29
26
22
18 13
17
29
In 1851,]
79
40
26
35
42
49
55
57
64 65
66
93 45
In 1841, 1
69
35
26
29
39
43
51
53
58 56
71
40
In 1851,/
attending Schools during the Week ending 12tli April, 1851.
7 j j j j . | Males
13. 14. 15. 1C. hHlI Lf°T“ IFkmales.1 I
56 139 203 250 289 273 351 241 288 224 168 68 38 83
5,824 Primary Schools, "1
50 Superior Schools,]
li\ 29 1 29| 3c| 62| 52 44 70 48 55 38 41 28 20 19 . 585 1,461 Primary Schools, 4 Cmc
1) 14 17 13 21 12 15 7 6 9 11 152 366 Superior Schools, J Disiiucis -
25 87 169 245 321 353 335 441
275 227 104 67 113 12 3,446 7,701 Total.
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46 CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851. [County of
X. — Table of Ages, showing the Number of Persons under One Year, also
Baronies and
Towns.
1 Year.
uml'L
"ndcr
a !°
and
and
25.
U 3o'”
and
nndcr
and
45.
,” d
50
under
u i: r
("Males, .
33
106
202
227
235
189
123
89
59
98
43
96
52
Brawny Barony,
(.Females,
3G
131
200
196
210
149
85
107
74
no
56
96
32
95
404
639
676
654
580
363
325
231
272
170
246
112
Clonlonan B., .
(Females,
97
365
561
651
607
439
274
275
242
305
167
258
120
f Males, .
53
186
346
435
369
259
151
137
118
137
85
132
67
CORKAREE B., .
(Females,
41
202
348
300
315
199
152
153
116
167
78
167
84
i- Males, .
57
297
384
484
433
345
243
204
172
233
146
179
100
Deuvin, . .
(Females,
64
275
424
443
458
350
229
210
151
242
143
226
94
("Males, .
83
371
535
556
539
439
254
246
172
252
131
185
106
Farbill B.,
(Females,
75
339
481
540
468
361
m
217
176
229
119
233
99
/"Males, .
81
281
489
527
439
346
248
194
138
214
138
194
80
Fartullagti B., .
(Females,
54
275
438
477
462
348
221
212
179
204
134
188
81
("Males, .
100
468
777
871
817
596
353
330
230
349
208
364
147
(Females,
100
. 441
740
809
788
506
289
331
285
395
218
424
162
■
59
325
513
543
571
396
254
203
184
213
137
200
125
(.Females,
56
311
552
553
607
335
210
255
177
257
143
207
106
MOYASHEI,&MAGnEU- f ^ aleS ’ '
112
356
5.0
641
638
440
288
287
205
279
151
235
87
ADEItNON B., .
"(Females,
91
332
508
573
749
419
279
303
237
357
167
273
112
129
493
807
897
837
661
488
380
338
434
248
424
157
.4
(Females,
106
409
750
812
783
538
392
269
396
r Afnloe
55
432
541
403
279
250
151
214
124
224
102
.4
\ Females,
73
2G3
429
469
475
396
253
212
148
258
365
562
621
611
506
307
317
217
295
158
287
126
.4
(Females,
69
354
559
623
592
398
283
322
199
Total. Rural f Males ’ ■
964
3,937
6,266
7,008
6,684
5,160
3,351
2,962
2,265
2,990
1,739
2,766
1,261
Districts
(Females,
862
3,697
5,990
6,455
6,414
4,488
2,906
3,008
2,260
3,206
1,761
3,036
1,309
Athlone Town,
("Males, .
58
156
288
598
265
194
122
121
96
117
65
102
59
(part of), .
' (Females,
55
181
279
526
368
317
147
177
126
208
88
175
S3
("Males, .
57
208
321
430
300
268
204
180
350
171
94
136
51
(Females,
69
175
377
448
317
292
219
207
124
158
86
146
47
Total, Civic f Males > ■
115
364
609
1,028
565
462
326
301
246
288
159
238
110
Districts, j ]? ema i e .
124
356
656
974
685
609
366
384
250
366
174
321
100
Total op Rural a
n ("Males, .
1,079
4,301
6,875
8,036
7,249
5,622
3,677
3,263
2,511
3,278
1,898
3,004
1,371
Civic Districts
(Females,
986
4,053
6,646
7,429
7,099
5,097
3,272
3,392
2,510
3.572
1,935
3,357
1,409
’Males,
11,176
15,285
9,299
5,774
5,176
4,375
Ages in Periods
10,699
14,528
8,369
5,902
507
*
766
op 10 Years,
-
.Both Sexes.
2,065
21,875
29,813
17,668
11,676
10.G83
9,141
Proportion perc
nt. (-Stales, .
1-9
19-9
273
16-6
10-3
9-2
7"8
Period, .
. (Females,
1-8
19-3
26-3
5-1
10-7
10-
8-6
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the Number One Tear old and upwards, in periods of Five and Ten Years.
GO
and
05.
65 l
U ?0. 01
70
it
*3*
#
it
"S'
upwan
• If
Total
•Males ax
Females
Baronies and Towns.
57
74
26
16
25
16
5
8
10
3
1
1
1
2
1
1,679
1,610
j- 3,289
Brawny Barony.
162
194
59
54
43
46
20
13
21
1
1
1
1
2
5,075
4,706
j- 9,781
Clonlonan B.
94
97
37
43
46
25
18
10
2
1
2
1
2
2
2,685
2,523
j- 5,208
CORKAREE B.
142
150
53
34
23
18
15
23
7
4
1
3
1
2
3,556
3,602
j- 7,158
Delvin B.
105
141
43
53
54
16
12
10
21
5
7
3
3
1
1
2
4,109
3,859
j- 7,968
Farbill B.
98
128
46
48
42
11
21
12
25
2
3
2
2
l’
1
3,639
3,544
| 7,183
Fartullagh B.
268
82
102
87
94
28
28
21
13
2
7
3
2
1
6,087
6,049
j- 12,136
Fore B.
139
194
“
59
18
16
13
18
4
1
4
I
4,018
4,066
j- 8,084
Kilkenny, West, B.
ISO
199
50
62
52
28
23
17
28
3
1
1
1
4,601
4,791
j- 9,392
Moyashel
nd Magiieradernon B.
204
241
99
79
91
94
37
24
52
10
10
2
6
2
2
S
4
1
6,766
6,216
j- 12,982
Moycashel B.
171
181
59
65
71
70
27
16
23
7
11
1
2
3
1
3,942
3,857
j- 7,799
Moygoish B.
166
220
79
101
76
71
27
24
35
7
]
6
3
2
4,866
4,767
j- 9,633
Rathconrath B.
1,730
2,087
693
698
685
691
265
244
187
321
57
64
21
39
18
23
16
11
15
51,023
49,590
j- 100,613
Total Rural Districts.
56
96
35
34
14
33
8
12
22
4
3
2
1
3
2,376
2,903
j- 5,279
Atiilone Town (part of).
60
77
27
17
28
12
5
3
12
1
3
1
2,696
2,819
» 5,515
Mullingar T.
116
173
65
61
31
61
20
13
15
34
5
5
3
3
6
1
3
5,072
5,722
■ 10,794
Total Civic Districts.
1,846
758
759
716
752
285
257
202
355
62
24
21
29 |
3
17
14
18
56,095
55,312
- 111,407
Total of Rural and Civic
Districts.
2,604
3,019
1,001
1,009
264
424
45
-
Males,
Females, .
Ages in Periods
of 10 Years.
5,623
2,010
688
113
20
33
11,407
-
Both Sexes,.
4-6
1-8
1-8
•5
•8
•1
•03
.
Males, ) Proportion per cent.
} at each 10 Year
emales,J Period.
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CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851. [Count, or
IX, — Table showing the Number and Ages of the Population Five Years old and upwards,
Males.
Districts
in
r
,, n
-I
40
50
7n
80
Degrees of Education.
""o'; r
“is!' 1
under
-ir
under
"soT
wards.
M
("Who could Read and Write,
471
2,166
2,681
4,103
2,631
2,210
W»
1,081
461
98
8
2
17,801
970
1,563
1,432
1,664
931
823
638
328
113
32
2
8,500
(, Who could neither Read nor Write,
4,825
3,279
2,571
2,744
1,665
1,696
1,500
1,014
376
‘
19,821
("Who could Read and Write,
52
355
281
448
322
244
187
94
20
7
2,012
111
236
97
111
74
62
58
21
6
2
1
779
l_Wlio could neither Read nor Write,
446
137
187
229
151
141
103
”
25
1,802
'
„ ( Who could Read and Write,
523
*
2,962
2,953
2,454
2,076
481
105
10
2
19,813
Civic ' cou ^ Read only,
1,081
1,799
1,529
1,775
1,005
885
696
349
119
34
9,279
Districts. j^y ho coul( i ne i t l,er Read nor Write
5,271
3,716
2,751
2,973
1,816
1,837
1,603
1,030
401
125
35
10
21,623
fWho could Read and Write, .
32
41
49
51
47
4.
48
40
2
14
39
Proportion
Who could Read only.
1G
22
21
19
18
17
1G
14
12
13
10
14
18
Degree.
Who could neither Read nor")
Write, . . . -J
76
46
38
32
31
3G
37
4
40
47
69
72
43
1841
1838
1828
1818
1808
1798
1788
1778
1768
1767
Years in which the persons were respectively
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
and up
between the ages of 5 and IS, .
1851
1842
1837
1827
1817
1807
1797
1787
1777
HI. Table showing the Proportion per cent, of the Population Five Years old and upwards, in each Degree
Degrees of Education.
„
k
2G
5G
6G
76
,,
*£•
#1
'In 1841,
7
32
43
46
47
45
42
4,
41
45
32
53
36
Who could Read and Write, .
In 1851,
11
34
43
51
48
49
47
17
47
31
28
18
39
fin 1841,
15
24
24
20
If
16
15
14
11
10
7
6
19
Who could Road only, . . .-i
In 1851,
17
22
20
18
17
16
13
13
12
15
S
18
18
fin 1841,
78
44
33
34
35
39
43
45
48
45
61
41
45
Who could neither Read nor Write,
.In 1851,
35
31
35
35
40
40
41
54 67
I
64
43
IV. — Table showing the Number and Ages of Persons
N cheer and Ages ok Males.
in Rural and Civic Districts.
X
‘
G.
,
11.
12.
*
„
16 .
||
Total
itAI.ES.
Rural f 1>nmav y Schools, .
Districts, ^ S uperiorScUools
9
39
.
,74
1
2G7
364
417
1
420
1
542
363
3
4
233
201
90
1
47
"
21
3,553
17
Civic f R r * mar y Schools, .
2
4
22
29
56
74
154
87
147
76
11
9
12
849
D.SXUCTS, j SuptI | 0I . .
2
2
1
1
2
1
2
3
1
2
35
Total,
11
45
139
297
421
494
517
-
457
534
3,2
281
104
61
57
26
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Westmeath.] EDUCATION.
who could Read and Write, — Read only,— or could neither Read nor Write, in 1851.
49
Females.
5
10
15
20
30
40
to
CO
TO
80
and
"S'
and
and
and
u 5 r
ami
and
and
u if
= =
Total
AN1>
10.
20 ’
30.
40.
00.
“?r
*S“
wards.
■t’l
Degrees op Education.
376
1,592
1,947
2,32
1,270
930
76
416
14-
5S
If
9,84
Who could Read and Write,
957
1,797
1,918
2.27E
1,557
1,222
93
50“
14-
3-
12
11,362
Who could Read only,
[Districts.
2,794
2,441
2,81o
2,64 r
1,862
646
292
50
14
23,828
Who could neither Read nor Write
47
259
220
320
206
130
109
54
14
10
1
1,378
Who could Read and Write,
139
277
184
243
141
96
79
45
13
1
1,227
Who could Road only,
! Civic
438
273
412
287
314
135
47
21
5
2,637
Who could neither Read nor Write
423
1,851
2,175
2,642
1,476
1,060
874
470
161
69
17
!
11,219
Who could Read and Write,
1,096
2,074
2,102
2,521
1,698
1,318
1,017
155
42
13
1
12,589
Who could Read only,
j Civic
j Districts.
5,127
3,504
2,822
3,206
2,728
3,129
2,875
1,997
693
313
55
16
26,465
Who could neither Read nor Write
6
25
30
32
25
.5
19
16
16
16
20
0
22
Who could Read and Write, .")
17
28
30
30
29
21
18
15
10
15
6
25,
Who could Read only, . .
77
-
_1
40
38
46
60
66
69
74
65
88
I Who could neither Read nor f
[_ Write, . . . .J
Degree.
1841
1838
1828
1818
1808
1798
1788
1778
1768
1767
to 30 th March,
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
[ Years in which the persons wer
respectively
1851
1842
1837
1827
1817
1807
1797
1787
1777
,wd,.
between the ages of 5 and 15.
of Education in 1841 and 1851, according to the Classification of Ages in the Census Tables of 1841.
Females.
Degrees op Education.
s.
to
35.
to
40
I
00
70
80
05.
Above
11
Females
18
23
19
17
15
13
15
13
17
4
50
16
In 1841,')
8
27
31
27
21
18
16
17
17
22
20
6
22
(■Who could Read and Write.
In 1851, J
14
31
34
28
24
20
15
13
13
16
15
25
In 1841,1
19
29
30
30
24
19
16
10
16
11
6
25
V Who could Read only.
In 1851, J J
81
51
43
53
59
55
72
72
74
67
81
50
In 1841,1
73
39
43
55
59
65
67
75
62
69
88
55
(-Who could neither Read nor Write.
In 1851, J
attending Schools during the Week endinglSth April, 1851.
o o cuuiu 0 i-iu npiu, lOJl.
Number and Aoes
of Females.
Males
Females
Classes op Schools in
Rural and Civic Districts.
Under
«■
•-
*■
10.
-
»■
15.
10.
Above
.0.
il
Females.
13
5,
131
205
250
340
399
428
555
365
25,
186
67
26
3,173
6,726
Primary Schools, 7
1
2
3
1
1
1
1
1
15
32
SuperiorSchoolsJ D,SIRlcIS '
4
7
23
29
38
32
101
148
131
159
86
70
20
16
5
15
882
1,731
Primary Schools,") Cmc
2
4
6
3
13
1
2
’
‘
46
81
S»,.ri.rSAo5lrij D “"‘ m -
17
57
159
295
374
505
584
489
538
342
259
88
'2
~
33
65
4,116
8,570
Total.
—
—
—
-
—
___
_
_
__
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I.— Table of Ages, showing the Number of Persons under One Year, also
I
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
50
55
Tinder
ami
and
Baronies and Towns.
10.
“'if
nude.
“of
35.
40.
4e.
50.
55.
GO.
226
967
1,419
1,485
1,305
996
700
653
624
616
512
640
389
i Ballaghkeen Barony -<
[Females,
200
877
1,419
1,418
1,348
1,130
840
743
709
720
488
697
384
5
/" Males, .
228
871
1,400
1,392
1,206
974
704
689
621
653
443
612
303
Bantry B.,
[Females,
191
859
1,336
1,253
1,214
J ,086
795
800
630
704
434
693
359
/" Males, .
141
600
775
755
729
608
470
471
369
455
259
395
196
Bargy B., .
’ [Females,
163
547
691
648
585
623
538
498
404
427
240
402
190
f Males, .
104
479
622
669
666
523
408
373
321
392
266
376
166
Forth B.,
'^Females,
113
465
650
603
603
582
469
447
344
403
221
364
188
177
666
1,036
1,106
997
764
581
489
424
486
298
448
262
Gorey B., .
[Females,
152
692
1,012
1,095
1,003
944
599
562
452
493
276
456
261
r Males, .
218
962
1,597
1,562
1,322
994
788
755
673
714
430
687
348
Scarawalsii B.
[Females,
200
973
1,429
1,607
1,452
1,150
873
844
721
787
409
721
357
( Males, .
172
691
1,060
966
801
635
488
495
481
463
290
452
218
Shelburne B., .
165
713
981
1,002
845
772
632
576
497
573
283
509
248
f Males, .
55
270
338
327
308
243
194
160
181
155
136
149
89
6 SilELMALIERE, E., B.,-*
[ Females,
54
213
338
326
308
278
190
210
187
174
127
154
104
r Males, .
147
574
829
895
754
518
433
410
385
394
253
439
208
SilELMALIERE, W.,
[Females,
126
579
776
719
671
628
551
448
414
443
256
477
228
Total. Rural f Males > •
1,468
6,080
9,076
9,157
8,088
6,255
4,™
4,495
4,079
4,328
2,887
4,198
2,179
Districts
[Females,
1,364
5,918
8,632
8,671
8,029
7,193
5,487
5,133
4,358
4,724
86
224
377
351
324
208
170
177
153
182
35
149
69
E Enniscortiiy Town,
<- F —
59
241
357
379
366
362
288
221
215
224
119
216
96
39
137
178
166
180
116
109
89
79
74
47
79
40
Gorey T., .
[Females,
31
123
170
164
176
165
106
95
100
107
83
72
47
r Males, .
110
368
630
560
498
320
269
300
246
244
157
187
112
NewRossT. (i ' auto
[Females,
92
377
596
746
633
486
379
390
338
387
204
312
158
/"Males, .
136
548
689
672
632
442
381
427
353
380
247
298
160
Wexford T., .
[Females,
174
530
673
m
751
739
597
522
425
502
282
456
227
Total, Civic f Males ' -
371
1,277
1,874
1,749
1,634
1,086
929
993
831
880
546
713
381
Districts, j females
356
1,271
1,796
1,975
1,926
1,752
1,370
1,228
1,078
1,056
Total of Rural
NI1 <" Males, .
1,839
7,357
10,950
10,906
9,722
7,341
5,695
5,488
4,910
5,208
3,433
4,911
2,560
Civic Districts
[Females
1,720
7,189
10,428
10,646
9,955
8,945
6,857
6,361
5,436
5,944
. b ' m
'Males, .
1 18,307
20,628
13,036
10,398
8,641
7
471
Females,
,617
15.802
11,797
9,366
8,376
Ages in Periods
of 10 Years,
Both Sexes
3,559
1
35,924
41,229
28,838
22,195
18,007
15,847
nt. ("Males,
21
21"
23-7
5"
12"
9-9
8-6
AT EACH 10 Y
Period, .
“W-
1-8
18-9
221
12-7
10-
9"
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the Number One Year ohl and upwards, in periods of Fite and Ten Years.
60
65
70
75
60
85
90
95
100
Total
•i 1 "
undor
„*
under
under
Too"
II
Total.
Baronies and Towns.
383
190
185
90
43
11
7
2
8
17
11,463
i 23, SCO
Bai.laghkeen Baronv.
4C0
230
187
76
68
17
11
4
6
12,037
J
874
198
141
59
34
18
7
1
10,928
i 22,264
Bantry B.
466
176
181
64
70
15
6
4
11,336
)
227
100
116
41
30
10
4
2
2
6,755
i 13,316
Barov B.
285
104
105
44
54
6
7
6,561
J
221
102
106
38
35
14
3
8
2
5,88.
V 11,909
Form B.
232
105
116
58
41
6
4
3
1
2
6,020
i
301
119
144
46
33
12
8
6
8
8,406
i 17,142
Goiiey B.
319
150
133
57
57
11
3
2
7
8,736
369
198
139
65
48
7
9
3
2
11,807
>- 24,460
SCARA WALSH B.
471
179
198
84
69
23
17
3
6
12,573
J
252
133
144
39
40
13
2
1
»
7,841
Y 16,433
Shelburne B.
344
140
176
46
69
9
7
4
1
8,592
81
49
88
27
7
4
2
1
2,814
} 5,711
Shelmaliere E., B.
96
37
58
14
24
4
1
2,897
J
281
105
112
50
37
8
7
2
1
6,842
>- 13,852
Shelmaliere IV., B.
347
125
114
36
58
6
3
5
7,010
4
8,48.
1,194
1,125
455
304
97
49
21
8
32
72,825
)- 148,587
Total, Rural Districts.
3,020
1,246
1,268
479
510
97
58
26
2
21
75,762
29
36
17
j
2,724
)■ 6,088
Enniscortiiy Town.
110
44
33
14
8
5
3
3
1
3,364
37
11
17
8
2
1
i
3
1,413
y 2,972
Gorey T.
55
21
29
7
3
3
2
1,559
J
102
88
46
28
9
4
1
1
1
4,256
j- 9,692
New Ross T. (part of).
151
62
62
20
26
10
2
3
1
1
5,436
176
57
68
20
19
1
1
13
5,720
j- 12,819
Wexford T.
239
89
100
40
36
8
6
1
3
13
7,099
386
160
167
73
35
5
3
i
2
17
14,113
j- 31,571
Total, Civic Districts.
555
216
224
81
73
26
11
7
4
17
17,458
2,875
3,575
1,354
1,462
1,292
1,492
528
560
339
583
102
123
52
69
22
33
6
49
38
86,938
93,220
j- 180,158
/Total of Rural and Civic
\ Districts.
4,229
1,820
441
74
-
Males, .-]
5,037
2,0
706
10
—
r of 10 Years.
: 9,266
3,872
1,147
176
11
87
180,158
-
Both Sexes, J
4-9
2-1
5
•0
Males, .1 Proportion per cent.
y at each 10 Year
5-4
2-2
7
•
Females, J Period.
H 2
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52 CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851. [County of
II. — Table showing the Number and Ages of the Population Five Years old and upwards,
Districts,
and
Degrees op Education.
Males.
ZL
’ 5 "
30.
under
T’
"70.”
'"sol” 1
8 °d
ml up-
“4
Males.
rWho could Read and Write,
dSSSs. ■ ■
L Who could neither Read nor Write,
r Who could Read and Write,
Districts. j ^ rhocou1 ^ only, . .
(.Who could neither Read nor Write,
571
1,198
7,307
232
350
1,292
3,071
2,324
3,762
345
515
3,773
1,883
2,432
971
256
407
5,926
2,412
2,683
1,312
288
415
4,527
1,687
1,143
265
416
i
1,471
2,178
848
356
3,193
1,141
2,043
645
-148
301
1,884
590
1,209
326
146
836
218
526
138
26
76
180
50
171
25
12
36
11
26
4
2
28
1
16
27,567
12,985
24,725
6,534
1,977
3,954
Riirai r Who could Read and Write,
803
3,960
4,744
7,238
5,670
4,414
3,838
2,210
974
205
40
34,101
Cmc ^ Who could Read only.
1,548
2,669
2,139
2,700
1,952
1,693
1,289
664
244
53
11
14,962
Districts. ^ who could ncit ] lcr Read nor Write
8,599
4,277
2,839
3,098
2,776
2,534
2,344
1,355
602
183
28
44
28,679
r Who could Read and Write, .
36
49
55
54
51
52
54
47
51
10
44
per cent. Who could Read only, .
14
25
22
21
19
20
17
16
13
12
14
19
A™'™ 1 Who could neither Read nor!
Degree. ^ “Write j
79
39
29
24
27
29
32
32
33
41
35
90
37
1841
1838
1828
1818
1808
1798
1788
1778
1768
1767
Years in which the persons were respectively
•i
to 30tl. March
and up-
1851
1842
1837
1827
1817
1807
1797
1787
1777
wards.
III. — Table showing the Proportion per cent, of the Population Five Years old and upwards, in each Degree
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Wexford.] EDUCATION.
•who could Road and Write, — Read only, — or could neither Road nor Write, in 1851.
Females.
Districts,
JLi
J*,i
«
'“’i
» | «
Z
•
90
13
Total
It
"sr
"ailr
ii-
Degrees or Education.
5t>2
2,451
3,180
4,829
2,823
1,819
1,494 858
331
103
15
i
18,431
Wlio could Read and Write,
0
1,171
2,535
2,791
4,750
3,666
2,777
2,090| 1,105
361
M
20
4
21,366
Who could Read only.
1 Rural
6,939
3,685
2,058
3,101
3,002
2,862
3,208 2,303
|
1,055
403
51
16
28,683
Who could neither Read nor Write, J
204
745
810
1,417
879
614
463 220
108
28
4
2
5,494
Who could Read and Write,
•l
412
576
576
940
714
617
455 207
65
2,
4
3
4,590
Who could Read only,
! Civic
' f Districts.
1,180
654
540
765
713
677
666 344
132
50
14
12
Who could neither Read nor Write,]
72G
3,196
3,990
6,246
3,702
2,433
1
1,957 1,078
439
136
19
3
23,925
Who could Read and Write,
1,583
3,111
3,367
5,690
4,380
3,394
2,545j 1,312
426
117
24
7
25,956
Who could Read only,
8,119
4,339
2,598
3,866
3,715
3,539
3,874| 2,647
1,187
*83
65
28
34,430
Who could neither Read nor Write, j D,snHCTS -
7
30
40
40
31
26
J a
21
19
18
8
28
Who could Read and Write,
34
36
37
36
30 26
21
17
22
31
Who could Read only,
PER CENT.
78
41
26
24
32
38
46 53
58
64
“
74
41
/ Who could neither Read nor
t Write, . . . .
Degree.
1841
1838
1828
1818
1808
1798 ! 1788
1778
1768
1767
...
1 Y ears in ■which the persons we
o respectively
andup-
J between the ages ot' 5 and 15
1827
1817
1807 1797
1787
1777
of Education in 1841 and 1851, according to the Classification of Ages in the Census Tables of 1841.
Number a
.A.
s op Females.
Males
Females.
Classes of Schools in
Rural and Civic Districts.
Under
6.
8 .
9.
11 .
,3.
“■
A,„
Females.
26
64
145
190
279
269
350
359
327
352
219
218
79
46
•49
15
2,987
6,674
Primary Schools,-) Rural
1
1
1
2
5
49
21
40
83
126
188
190
174
262
269
230
163
121
76
44
40
2,027
4,094
Primary Schools,]
1
1
4
12
16
13
14
6
18
9
12
11
8
8
31
164
402
S v MM,) Dm:as -
J
106
229
320
479
476
537
636
602
602
391
351
166
98
97
46
5,183
11,219
Total.
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54 CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851. [County op
I. — Table of Ages, showing the Number of Persons under One Year, also
.n
I #
25
35
40
45
50
55.
and
and
Baronies and Towns.
under
under
under
under
under
under
under
6 .
10.
16.
25.
30.
da.
• 10 .
45.
50.
DO.
uu.
181
973
1,014
923
778
587
524
437
514
320
385
200
[Females,
181
674
960
954
873
789
577
545
400
479
254
100
396
597
719
605
456
346
294
235
262
134
209
116
[Females,
97
403
625
618'
589
466
318
303
216
f Males, .
111
459
672
707
655
541
422
386
308
299
205
306
131
[Females,
113
471
741
696
576
532
362
337
276
117
549
840
823
735
601
426
388
282
399
219
309
148
Newcastle B., .
[Females,
129
536
704
748
710
591
439
418
288
363
183
342
159
90
348
487
539
425
378
233
231
168
183
135
190
88
[Females,-,
70
314
448
458
403
360
261
242
82
402
618
691
571
500
380
309
273
279
188
275
154
[Females,
96
357
622
692
570
507
372
357
2°5
297
154
563
770
741
704
605
391
362
347
337
230
309
126
[Females,
127
467
682
706
643
543
353
368
270
269
139
525
846
909
732
559
441
377
343
361
210
349
150
[Females,
137
495
799
780
724
614
408
380
275
Total, Rural f Whiles, •
999
3,994
5,803
6,143
5,350
4,418
3,226
•2,871
2,393
2,634
1,641
2,332
1,113
Districts,
950
3,717
5,581
5,652
4,402
3,090
2,950
2,165
2,487
1,449
2,348
1,112
(•Males, .
41
164
179
203
178
175
130
123
98
93
73
79
44
[Females,
52
155
154
173
175
163
148
118
106
104
71
(•Males, .
29
109
121
100
103
112
67
57
56
59
44
67
22
Bray T. (part op), J
[Females,
29
90
134
101
127
139
106
80
55
70
("Males, .
34
136
174
188
198
143
98
103
93
86
64
83
42
Wicklow T., . .i
[Females,
36
139
190
185
193
163
123
94
92
116
83
Total, Civic f Males ’ •
104
409
474
491
479
430
295
283
247
238
181
229
108
District., ^
117
384
478
459
495
465
377
292
253
290
162
239
107
1,103
4,403
6,277
6,634
5,829
4,848
3,521
3,154
2,640
2,872
1,822
2,561
1,221
Civic Districts, p cma j es
1,067
4,101
6,059
6,111
5,583
4,867
3,467
3,242
2,418
2,777
1,611
2,587
1,219
TMales,
10,680
12,463
8,369
5,794
4
694
782
Ages in Periods] Fcmales >
10,160
11,694
8,334
660
4,388
806
op 10 Years, .]
[Both Sexes
2,170
2
,840
24,157
16,703
11,454
9,082
7,588
Proportion percent. ("Males, .
2-2
21-3
7-5
at each 10 Year-1
Period, . . . [Females
2-2
20-9
24-
17-1
11-6
90
7-8
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Wicklow.] AGES.
tlie Number One Year old and upwards, in periods of Five and Ten Years.
55
00
“(k
uZi
U 80.° r
"1“
■#>
■S"
"E"
pwards.
!|
Total.
Malbs^axd
Fh.m.u.es.
Baronies and Towns.
203
265
100
115
106
100
31
43
28
30
11
1
3
11
5
8,074
7,861
j- 15,935
Arklow Barony.
117
159
66
48
56
56
23
13
26
«
3
1
1
6
4,762
4,707
j- 9,469
Bai.t.in'acor,
L, B.
161
201
81
78
86
76
25
31
24
34
6
8
3
2
4
2
5,591
5,454
j- 11,045
Ballinacor,
., B.
183
221
87
93
88
80
34
27
20
21
4
4
2
‘
9
6,076
j- 12,333
Newcastle I
115
108
67
47
41
48
23
12
10
21
5
12
2
1
9
1
3,768
3,605
| 7,373
Rathdown B
167
183
95
75
70
83
34
49
29
35
11
10
1
2
1
1
1
5,155
5,171
j- 10,326
Siiili.elagii B.
175
161
81
75
85
82
33
24
19
30
*
6
5
1
2
2
6,052
5,386
| 11,438
Talbotstown
Lower, B.
189
200
98
104
80
33
35
18
30
12
10
4
1
1
2
7
1
6,383
6,104
j- 12,487
Talbotstown
Upper, B.
1,310
1,498
675
635
612
613
236
250
161
227
73
18
31
12
13
2
6
45
27
46,042
44,364
j- 90,406
Total, Rural Districts.
48
15
24
6
17
6
2
7
j
10
1,637
| 3,306
Arklow Tow
-•
21
41
9
7
14
7
7
2
3
1
;
3
990
1,136
j- 2,126
Bray T. (par
TOP).
41
22
17
19
5
3
6
5
1
4
1,529
1,612
j- 3,141
Wicklow T.
110
120
44
50
22
50
22
18
16
7
1
14
4,188
4,385
j- 8,573
Total, Civic
Districts.
1,420
1,618
719
685
634
663
258
268
168
243
54
80
19
31
12
14
6
59
32
50,230
48,749
j- 98,979
j Total of Rural and Civic
\ Districts.
,139
,303
892
931
222
323
31
45
Males,
Females,
Aces in Periods
of 10 Years.
4,442
1,823
545
76
8
91
98,979
-
Both Sexes,
4-3
4-7
1-9
•4
■7
•06
•09
•01
Males, T Proportion per cent.
V at each 10 Year
F emales, J Period.
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CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851. [County of
II. — Table showing the Number and Ages of the Population Five Years old and upwards,
pVho could Bead and Write, . 537 2,353j 2,411 4,111 2,904; 2,240 l,777j 1,024 4GG 102 15 10 17,950
Dktwcts "! Who could Read °"ly» ' • 940 1,360 j 1,215 1,543 939 | 314 573 | 287 j 115 28 3 | 8 7>82S
I. Who could neither Bead nor Write, 4,326 2,430; 1,724 1,990 1,421 1,221 1,095: G74 1 267 85 14 27 15,274
! I II
f Who could Read and Write, . 66 226| 247j 401 320^ 220 194j 92. 31 2 1; . 1,800
Districts i CCU 1 < 1 Read only, . . 84 82- 80, 110 80| 84 47 13 5j 1 . . 586
|_Wlio could neither Rea-1 nor Write, 324 183: 152; 214 130. 115 96 49j 8i 4 . 14 1,289
183. 152: 214 130 115 96 49;
Rural [W*>o could Read and Write, . 6031 2,579 2,658: .4,512 3,224 2,460 1,971 1,116: 497 104 IGj Ifij 19,750
t ^*® c J Who could Read only, . . 1,024 1,442 1,295] 1,653! 1,0)9 89«S 620 300 120 29 3 o! 8,411
Districts. [-Who could neither Read nor Write, 4,650 2,613 1,876 2,204 1,551 1.33G l,l9l! 7231 275 89 141 41 ! 16,563
1 i Ml 111
I I I J J I I III
"Who could Read and Write, . 10 39 46 ( 54j 56 52: 52 52 56 47j 49; 17 44
Proportion- I i
percent. . Who could Read only, . . 16l 22 22j 20 17. 19 16 14 13 13 9| 14; 19
Degree. W {' v ? ri c [ °“ UI neither Rcad nor j-. 7J 39 32j 261 27, 29^ S2| 34 j 31 40 42j eoj 37
Years in which the persons were respectively
between the ages of 5 and 15,.
1841 1838 I 1828 j 1818 1808 j 1798 1788 ; 1778 I 1768 | 1767
30th March,! to j to to to j to to to j to landup-
1851 I 1842 j 1837 ! 1827 j 1817 ; 1807 1797 1787 1777 wards.!
III. — Table showing the Proportion per cent, of the Population Five Years old and upwards, in each Degre
to 1 to to to | to to Abovo i Total
45. I 65. 65. 75. 85. 95. 9S - &'§ Males
fin 1841, 10| 38! 52 52 52 51 51 49|
53 56 53: S3 21 17.
Who could Read only, .
u 1851, 18 22 21 18! 19 18 15 12 14 10| 71 14* 19,
1
,0,, 40 og 26 28 32 32 34
IV. — Table showing the Number and Ages of Persons
m *• M •• M ■■ I •• "■ ! '*• ■=- hd lilsd
Rural f Primary Schools, .
Dlsr R.CTS lSuperi 0r Schools, .
33j 78 178 262, 351 359 405 411 331 340. 232 167 98 42 32 . 29 3,348
Civic f Primary Schools,
Districts.) ~ „ . .
3 26 42 501 46 50
! 2 2 2
71 35 36, 21 32 22 11 9
36. 105 222 314j 400 410, 459 495 383 394 266 208 126 62 48 29 3,957
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of Education in 1S41 and 1851, according to tlic Classification of Ages in the Census Tables of 1841.
Females.
5
,,
46
5G
Degrees of Education.
10.
15.
23.
to
to
to
to
Abovo
^ Total
UJ ‘
Jo.
8
31
40
35
30
28
23
24
25
22
12
S3
In 1841,-)
13
39
46
42
36
32
29
29
27
27
41
47
35
(-Who could Read and Write.
In 1851, J
14
29
33
34
31
26
23
21
15
12
3
In 1841,-1
18
27
29
29
30
23
22
18
17
IS
19
26
> Who could Readonly.
In 1851 J
78
40
27
31
39
46
54
55
60
66
85
100
4.
In 1841,)
69
34
25
29
4)
48
49
55
56
«
34
39
>Who could neither Read nor Write.
In 1851, J
attending Schools during the Week ending 12th April, 1851.
Number and Ages ok Females.
Females
Classes of Schools in
Rural and Civic Districts.
Under
<•
6.
>■
10.
13.
16.
Abort
s|
Females
33
90
164
253
272
344
345
431
293
371
256
216
105
42
36
40
3,293
. 6,641
FS-rjatalO
1
74
SuperiorSchoels,/ DlSTE,CIS -
3
17
28
35
50
28
64
38
39
39
26
14
9
4
394
894
0 „„
3
*
4
4
5
*
1
1
41
78
38
108
193
291
325
376
1
41SJ 474
:
415
288
235
115
I
33
40
3,730
7.687
Total.
I
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CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851. [Province of
I. — Table of Ages, showing the Number of Persons under One Year, also
8
in
15
20
25
35
40
46
50
65
■■
ITml.r
and
and
and
and
Districts.
1 Year.
ander
„ r
under
20.
” r
nude.
50.
"f
60.
rMales, .
11,786
47,989
75,025
80,789
71,948
55,413
39,191
36,425
30,087
34,726
21,665
31,650
15,447
Rural Districts,
[Females,
11,074
46,348
72,004
75,347
70,755
56,372
39,926
39,256
30,798
37,044
21,241
34,228
15,741
/"Males, .
6,775
18,724
25,142
26,642
24,704
20,869
16,614
16,405
13,525
14,362
9,089
10,961
5,171
Civic Districts,
(Females,
5,816
18,217
24,924
26,057
28,533
29,072
23,540
21,959
16,310
18,466
10,425
14,531
6,307
/"Males, .
17,561
66,713
100,167
107,431
96,652
76,282
55,805
52,830
43,612
49,088
30,754
42,611
20,618
Total op Rural j
Civic Districts
[Females,
16,890
64,565
96,928
101,404
99,288
85,444
63,466
61,215
47,108
55,510
31,606
48,759
Males,
166
204,083
132,087
96,442
79,842
63,229
Females,
148,910
108,323
87,176
70,807
Ages in Periods
of 10 Years,
.Both Sexes,
34,451
328,373
404,775
280,997
204,765
167,018
134,036
nt. /"Males, .
2-2
20-5
25T
16-2
11-9
•8
7"8
at each 10 Year-1
Period, . . . (.Females,
2-
1
•8
23-4
17"3
12-6
10-2
8-2
IX. Table showing the Number and Ages of the Population Five Years old and upwards,
Districts,
Degrees of Education.
Males.
"1"
under
15
under
u i? r
3 °d
4 °d
and
CO.
and
70.
70
under
8 °d
90
“1
Males.
("Who could Read and Write,
Rural 1 m ld Read only,
Districts.! j
[who could neither Read nor Write,
pWho could Read and Write,
_ Clv, f\ J Who could Read only,
Districts. | J
[Who could neither Read nor Write,
6,012
11,891
57,122
4,243
5,160
15,739
27,560
19,514
33,715
14,534
5,138
6,970
31,997
16,342
23,609
16,380
3,334
4,990
50,263
19,310
25,031
27,040
4,065
6,378
35,451
12,312
18,749
21,341
3,301
5,288
27,593
10,159
18,639
16,034
2,743
4,674
22,780
7,576
16,741
10,621
1,813
12,630
3,828
10,896
6,173
816
1,875
5,310
1,547
4,058
1,908
242
1,206
335
1,275
46
161
160
58
213
62
11
30
65
201
49
6
146
221,027
102,911
210,249
117,724
26,675
50,677
1; t rWho could Read and Write,
10,255
42,094
48,377
77,303
56,792
43,627
33,401
17,803
7,218
1,545
222
114
338,751
Civic 1 Who could Read only ’
17,051
24,652
19,676
23,375
15,613
12,902
9,389
4,644
1,789
381
69
45
129,586
Districts. |_ wbo could neitber Read nor Write,
72,861
40,685
28,599
31,409
24,037
23,313
20,439
12,771
4,786
1,436
243
347
260,926
„ T Who could Read and Write, .
Proportion
10
39
50
58
59
55
53
51
52
46
41
22
46
per^ceN r. J who could Read only.
17
23
20
18
16
16
15
13
13
18
Degree. Who could neither Read nor l
38
29
32
36
35
43
46
69
36
[ Write, . . . . /
1841
1838
1828
1818
1808
1798
1788
1778
1768
1767
Years in -which the persons -were respectively
to 30tli March
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
and up
between the ages o£ 5 and 15, . .
1851
1842
1837
1827
1817
1807
1797
1787
1777
wards
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the Number One Year old and upwards, in periods of Five and. Ten Years.
60
and
under
and
under
7 °d
"so”'
and
and
90.
undor
u S r
upwards.
—
Districts.
19,094
22,800
' 5,460
8,294
8,260
8,228
2,404
3,010
7,878
8,782
2,034
2,966
3,037
2,938
844
1,110
2,200
3,387
424
1,029
616
716
122
278
430
59
131
123
174
29
63
87
15
49
305
201
176
593,962
597,948
219,575
261,253
j-1,191,910
j- 480,828
Rural Districts.
Civic Districts.
f Total of Rural and Civic
f Districts.
Males, ."j
Females, . I A(JES IN Pewods
[ of 10 Years .
Both Sexes, J
24,554
31,094
10,664
11,238
9,912
11,748
3,881
4,048
2,624
4,416
738
984
337
561
152
237
45
136
506
448
813,537
859,201
j- 1,672,738
35,218
42,332
13,793
15,796
3,362
5,400
489
798
77,550
29,589
8,762
1,287
181
954
1,672,738
4-3
4-9
1-8
•4
•6
■06
■09
•01
1
■
Males, .■) Proportion per cent.
> at each 10 Year
Females, J Period.
12
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60 CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851. [Province of
III. — Table showing the Number and Ages of the Population Five Years old and upwards who could Read and
Ages in the Census
Males w
o COULD Read and
Districts and Periods.
to
li
IS
25
35
45
56
66
76
86
Above
1 |
)0.
IS.
25.
35.
45.
55.
65.
75.
85.
95.
MALES.
Rural Districts,
/-In 1841,
9,488
32,573
73,128
50,819
37,989
2G,307
16,673
6,983
2,340
446
69
75
256,890
Lin 1851,
10,344
29,492
59,585
40,661
31,280
24,913
15,125
7,141
2,056
324
41
65
221,027
rln 1841,
5,180
12,546
on nso
23,030
16,715
10,318
5,907
2,254
690
115
26
223
105,856
Civic Districts, .
Lin 1851,
0,717
15,166
31,041
23,323
18,736
12,564
6,628
2,716
671
94
19
49
117,724
Rural and Civic
rln 1841,
14,068
45,119
101,980
73,849
54,704
36,625
22,580
9,237
3,030
561
95
298
362,746
Districts,
[In 1851,
17,061
44,65!
90,620
63,984
50,016
37,477
21,753
9,857
2,727
418
60
114
338,751
Males who co
LD Read
ONLY.
rln 1841,
17,228
22,875
35,302
21,831
14,519
8,954
5,399
2,193
743
116
31
129,207
Rural Districts,
Lin 1851,
16,058
18,951
26,544
14,146
11,571
8,408
4,505
2,035
55(
86
18
39
102,911
rln 1841,
5,242
3,757
5,170
4,002
2,995
1,746
1,004
358
100
18
4
19
24,415
Civic Districts, .
Lin 1851,
6,488
4,512
5,359
3,598
3,181
2,067
1,021
350
73
16
26,675
rln 1841,
22,480
26,632
40,472
25,833
17,514
10,700
6,403
2,551
843
134
35
25
153,622
Districts,
Lin 1851,
22,546
23,463
31,903
17,744
14,752
10,475
5,526
2,385
623
102
22
45
129,586
Male
WHO COULD KEITH
e Read n
on White.
rln 1841,
94,350
37,530
43,838
32,297
25,925
21,604
15,572
7,180
2,873
553
134
109
281,965
Rural Districts,
.In 1851,
65,411
30,854
36,485
20,032
20,349 17,184
12,189
5,364
1,793
312
75
201
210,249
rln 1841,
16,867
5,245
6,447
5,425
4,947
3,788
2,250
895
328
60
23
229
46,502
Civic Districts, .
Lin 1851,
17,639
6,082
8,318
5,747
5,301 3,910 2,241
966
272
40
15
146
50,677
Rural and Civic
rln 1841,
111,217
42,775
50,285
37,722
30,070
25,392
w
8,075
3,201
613
157
33!
328,467
Districts,
[in 1851,
83,050
36,936
44,803
25,779
25,650
21,094
14,430
6,330
2,065
352
90
347
260,926
IV. — Table showing the Proportion per cent, of the Population Five Years old and upwards, in each Degree
Classes of Schools
in Rural and Civic Districts.
Number and Aces ok Males.
Under
! i
I-
10. | ».
12.
Id.
,1.
15.
‘tr
1-1
MaIes.
mi
243
770
1
l,7S6j 3,006
4 , 053 ! 4,609
4,804
1 I
5,400 | 4,100 4,526
2,955
2,701
1,105
711
1,029
154^41,922
D r"“ CT< 'ts«p«iorScl».l., . .
2
8
4 17
J .
59
90j 115
130
141
103
657
1,580
Citic fVrmiai, Schools, . .
394
8G1
1,349 1,963
2,310 2,40!
2,612
3,03o| 2,287
2,499 1,562
1,453
528
313
739
691
24,999
Districts. -[ S upcriorSchoo , ai _ .
27
64| 90
145 197
284
390J 393
438
416
415
340
218
434]
708
4,570
Total,
642
1,666
3,173j 5,084
6,530! 7,25!
7,759
8,910j 6,89oj 7,593
5 ,or4|4,Kl]
2,076
l,3i3
2,859 j 1,553
73,071
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EDUCATION.
61
■Write, — Read only, — or who could neither Read nor Write in 1841 and 1851, according to the Classification of
Tables of 1841.
Females
— —
Read an
WIUTE.
6
11
1G
20
3G
46
GG
70
SO
A1
f ■§
Districts and Periods.
10.
is-
25.
35.
45.
55.
75.
k
"■
Females
7,131
21,179
47,939
25,942
16,685
10,823
2,674
1,009
219
46
8b
140,070
Xu 1841,')
> Rural Districts.
8,894
23,829
46,984
23,664
16,385
1 1,960
6,978
3,010
974
189
36
4o
144,948
Iu 1851, )
10,404
29,481
19,449
12,706
7G03
4,339
1,863
655
119
24
271
91,281
In 1841, 1
8,223
13,211
32,903
23,111
io.tioO
10,406
5,884
2,446
758
135
32
43
111,002
In 1851, J
11,408
31,583
77,420
45,391
29,391
18,516
10,676
4,537
1,664
338
70
357
231,351
In 1 341 xt ultAL and Civic
15,117
37,040
79,837
48,775
32,235
22,366
12,862
5,456
1,732
324
68
88
255,950
In IBS] J
Females who
COULD Head osl
27,160
33,835
21,291
12,794
6,831
wo
833
145
32
178,411
In 1841,-)
VRural Districts.
18,349
21,273
38,919
24,476
18,499
13,046
7,077
2,765
785
152
24
29
143,394
In 1851, J
5,373
12,749
9,727
6,800
4,042
2,163
856
264
50
19
47
In 1841, I
,-Civic Districts.
6,884
6,018
12,711
9,486
7,239
4,7(4
2,506
919
301
42
20
26
50,956
In 1851, J
22,235
32,533
69,199
43,582
28,091
16,836
8,994
3,293
1,097
195
51
54
226,166
23,233
27,291
51,630
33,962
25,738
17,820
9,583
3,714
1,086
194
«
«
194,350
In 1851 f Districts.
Females who could neither Head nor Write.
noise
35,032
26.484 10,060
321
129
360,299
In 1841,")
VRural Districts.
62,909
28,126
37,897
28,274! 30,313
28,448
21,900
9,o//
3,716
664
162
198
252,184
In 1851 J
12,785
12,456 10,947
8,057
5.422 2,002
955
183
68
298
77,287
In 1841, ' )
J-Ciyic Districts.
17,388
6,362
12,801
11,3831 10,620
8,275
»,2/o
2,048
788
159
51
107
In 1851, J
110,484
45,829
70,764
61,585
SMS4
43,089
31,906
12,962
5,677
1,020
389
427
437,586
80,297
34,488
SO,™
30,662 40,933j 36,723 27,175
11,625
4,504
823
213
305
327,446
In 1851, j D,SIMCIS -
of Education in 1841 and 1851, according to the Classification of Ages in the Census Tables of 1841.
I Females. I
5 ; n
£. | £
£ 1 1.
GG
85.
«
1 | Decrees of Education.
Sh Total |
g,g Females.;
1
°
29
.1
36| 30
27
24 21
2!
20
14
1 1
43 26 In 1841,1
13
37
44! 40
29| 26
26
24
24
21
19 33 In 1851, )
id
29
31 29
25
2lj 17
16
13
,2
10
6! 25 In 1841, "1
/-Who could Read only.
19
28
28: 28
26
23! 19
18
15
33! 41
«
55! 62
62
67
66
76
51 49 In 1841,7
/-Who could neither Read nor Write.
68
1
35
28| 32
1
41
48! 55
SB
61
62
65
69 j 42 In 1851 ,J
attending Schools during the Week ending 12th April, 1851.
Females.
Classes op Schools in
Rural and Civic Districts.
Under
-
9. 10.
1.. j W.
„
15.
*«■
“rj Ji
Females
292
850
1,733:2,617
3,363
3 924
I 1
4,398; 4,900, 3,551
4,279
2,714
2,28jjl,029
587
563 266
37,351
79,273
Primary Schools,') Rural
7
6 19
16
20
34 34
62
37
25
35
26
29
So'
365
1,945
Sujwi-ior Schools,.) DlsTIUcrs '
479
895
1,422* 1,841
1,991
o 02S
2,336 2,617. 1,934
2,116
1 ,475
1,102
578
368
545 491
22,215
47,214
3
19
66 105
.7,
201
219 282
250
308
265
282
226
120
154I 149
2,823
7,393
Soperior Schools, J DlSTR1CIS '
j
1,771
3,227 4,582
1
5,541
6,176
6,987 j 7,833
5J67
6,740 4,479 3,704 1,8621,104
1 1 ! 1
1 ,301 j 906j 62,754
135,825
Total.
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Table showing the Population of the Province of Leinster at every age, by Months and Years, as taken from the
Family Returns.
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PROVINCE OF MUNSTER.
CLARE
CORK CITY, .
CORK, EAST RIDING,
WEST RIDING,
KERRY, .
LIMERICK CITY, .
INDEX.
. 64
. 74
. 78
. 82
LIMERICK
TIPPERARY, NORTH RIDING,
SOUTH RIDING,
WATERFORD CITY, .
WATERFORD, ....
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CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851. [County of
I. — Table of Ages, showing tlie Number of Persons under One Year, also
i
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
50
55
Baronies ani
Towns.
Mfcar.
“t”
under
U u. cr
U 25° r
35.
- S”
„i
CO.
146
600
959
1,107
981
840
560
490
373
420
242
342
150
Barony,
• (.Females
108
507
904
1,052
964
796
523
520
341
470
275
401
166
C Males, .
105
429
846
767
637
399
358
ojj
316
184
254
(.Females
82
406
714
819
766
567
384
395
277
378
178
339
151
U
528
632
684
4 59
283
278
186
320
106
Burren B.,
' (.Females,
63
317
535
614
579
482
226
319
190
332
122
234
79
{ Males, .
164
783
1.409
1,756
1,370
1,073
609
566
385
560
309
471
Clonderlaw B.,
[Females,
154
790
1,363
1,588
1,319
1,030
5o4
708
404
805
277
540
190
("Males, .
702
1,321
1,491
1,305
992
609
395
573
248
187
CORCOMROE B.,
-
(.Females,
143
697
1,2(,
1,799
1,408
1,087
636
712
447
761
326
538
191
165
689
1,387
1,738
1,210
945
589
603
236
369
157
Ibrickan B.,
A
(.Females,
151
642
1,214
1,314
1,119
1,019
496
683
407
664
241
458
158
f Males, .
118
flRS
921
1,081
965
780
433
490
310
429
318
141
Inciiiquin B., .
[Females,
120
537
901
1,021
932
726
440
503
307
497
363
162
(-Males, .
121
591
1,261
1,298
759
428
446
285
397
225
Islands B.,
A
[Females,
110
532
1,004
1,653
1,108
852
406
494
317
564
279
375
149
("Males, .
201
933
1,850
2,935
1,860
1,267
807
816
844
34L
Moyarta B.,
( Females,
857
1,826
2,624
1,920
1,587
769
982
578
1,110
470
756
289
C Males, .
208
658
1,185
1,311
1,178
931
378
277
365
165
Tulla, Lower, B.
[Females,
loo
662
1,086
1,241
1,120
513
581
391
566
280
485
215
Tulla, Upper, B.,
("Males, .
169
783
1,442
2,303
1,618
1,033
619
595
4M
677
273
445
185
[Females,
179
671
1,403
1,912
1,825
1,202
616
804
516
854
315
572
255
1,646
7,020
12,710
16,461
13.23G
9,716
5,824
5,782
3,924
5,561
2,668
4,058
1,729
Districts, \ FcmalcSi
1,486
6,618
12,227
15,637
13,068
10,229
5,563
6,701
4,175
7,001
2,983
5,061
2,005
("Males, .
103
356
1,023
222
568
O80
228
193
235
92
Ennis Town, .
A
[Females,
95
321
504
483
591
614
366
464
281
413
182
316
123
KlI.LAI.0E T.,
(-Males, .
29
73
135
123
117
76
52
SO
40
60
26
35
13
[Females,
20
82
110
105
124
106
70
87
43
54
31
49
16
39
186
212
245
117
64
54
.4
[Females,
58
166
227
289
277
258
172
200
136
191
90
125
42
Total, Civic f MaIos > •
171
615
1,078
1,483
1,084
818
433
481
385
524
283
3S2
159
173
569
841
877
992
978
608
751
460
658
303
490
181
Total op Rural
Civic Districts
”-T“"
(.Females,
1,817
7,635
13,788
17,944
14,320
10,534
6,257
6,263
4,309
6,085
2,951
4,410
1,888
16,514
14,060
11,207
6,171
7,452
4,635
7,659
3,286
5,551
2,186
["Males, .
21,423
32,264
16,791
10
572
9,036
6,298
Ages in Periods
of 10 Years,
20
30,574
17
378
12
087
10,945
7,737
.Both Sexes,
3,476
41,678
62,838
34,169
22,659
19,981
14,035
Proportion per ce
nt. c Males, .
1-7
20-6
Period, .
. (.Females,
1-5
187
8-2
16-0
11-1
100
71
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Clare.] AGES.
the Number One Year old and upwards, in periods of Five and Ten Years.
65
GO
65
n
»
85
90
95
100
ti
Total
under
undor
„,„W
liiwlnr
6.,.
75.
80.
8e.
00.
95.
100.
234
72
58
33
17
3
2
7,635
Y 15,263
97
82
26
40
14
5
1
1
7,628
J
182
63
67
12
24
1
4
2
4
5,790
80
17
36
2
2
1
5,942
J ’
137
33
44
10
19
3
3
1
1
4,336
59
9
21
2
2
1
4,406
J ’
329
98
83
18
30
5
1
1
2
10,224
34
43
5
3
1
10,495
) ’
296
no
103
40
30
6
4
2
9,562
43
59
5
2
1
1
10,807
j '
251
65
90
23
29
4
8
1
3o2
33
41
4
3
5
1
9,211
J ’
236
69
79
17
17
3
3
1
2
7,194
> 14,468
iNCHIQUUf B.
82
3
1
7,274
J
213
60
73
10
27
2
1
1
79
14
29
6
4
1
6
8,380
J ’
456
94
150
38
29
11
4
4
1
13,987
54
66
8
5
5
3
2
15,101
J ’
240
87
94
21
18
2
2
2
8,682
28
42
5
3
1
1
8,841
J ’
333
OR
91
. 27
37
3
3
3
!
11,181
103
34
42
3
7
4
1
11,876
J ’
2,907
847
932
249
277
44
36
14
12
y 195,620
449
59
39
21
5
12
99,961
J
157
53
42
16
1
4
5,332
42
5
2
3
2
3
5,187
J ’
22
9
6
4
2
!
873
V 1,830
2
1
1
957
J
61
14
13
11
3
1
2,089
V 4,471
8
2
1
2,382
J
240
76
61
31
13
j
6
8,294
>• 16,820
7
5
3
3
4
8,526
J
3,147
923
f Total of Rural and Civic 1
4,605
1,064
1,183
341
501
66
44
24
8
16
108,487
\ Districts. J
i
,
,
4,070
1,273
334
50
_
Males,
5,6
69
1,524
567
68
_
9,739
2,797
901
118
15
34
212,440
-
Born Sexes,.
•9
1-2
3
•0a
t each 10 Year
I'’emales,J
eriod.
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XY. — Table allowing tlie Number and Ages of Persons
Classes of Schools
in Rural and Civic Districts.
NUIUI
d Ages
OFMAL.S-
Under 1
•-
*■
9.
...
■'12.
„
14.
15.
.4
“1
Males.
Pi -! it f Primary Schools, .
■J
55
160
345!
496
606;
779
1,209
795
1,315
681
757
222
116
67
7,612
Districts. j Superior SchoolS; .
Civ.c (-M— . .
2
24'
41
112
119
136
106
114
83
102
72
75
33
34
204
1,257
DlSTRICTS,| Superior SclloolS) . .
7
9
*
5
5
10
15
16
20
16
19
13
,»
26
176
Total,
10
85
210
j 462
620
747
895
1,338
894
1,437
769
851
268
160
297
i
9,045
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Clare.] EDUCATION.
who could Read and Write, — Read only, — or could neither Read nor Write, in 1S51.
““““
s
10
15
20
30
50
CO
- >
on
u 5° r
under
“1"
"T
"so'r
"5r r
umfer
•if'
and up
Females
Degrees of Education.
Col
3,257
3,780
4,286
2,260
1,437
973
481
15o
4 -
17,339
Who could Read and Write, . -|
1,215
2,946
2,155
2,572
1,548
1,140
689
317
86
30
12,699
Who could Read only, . . j.
’
8,934
7,068
7,407
5,404
4,418
1,165
431
56
61,819
Who could neither Rcadnor Write, J
100
315
428
615
407
246
158
73
30
12
2
1
2,387
Who could Read and Write, . ~\
140
177
140
225
167
95
75
48
14
4
2
1
1,088
Who could Read only, . . £ - ClYI P
601
385
424
746
637
620
438
332
74
43
2
4,309
Who could neither Read nor Write J
751
3,572
4,208
4,901
2,667
1,683
1,131
554
185
59
10
s
19,726
Who could Read and Write, .4
1,300
10,962
3,123
2,295
2,797
1,715
1,235
764
365
100
34
1
13,787
Who could Read only, . . £
7,705
8,027
5,842
4,750
1,239
474
63
10
66,128
Who could neither Read nor Write, J Districts.
6
22
30
28
22
16
.3
10
12
10
13
31
20
Who could Read and Write, -1
10
19
16
16
14
11
10
6
6
4
6
14
Proportion
Who could Read only, . . ! per cent, j
34
83
54
33
64
73
75
84
81
84
83
63
66
Who could neither Read nor | ii* each
L Write, •. . .J Degree.
1341
1838
1828
1818
1808
1798
1788
1778
1768
1767
to 30th March,
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
onrlnp
^ Years in which the persons wore respectively
1851
1842
1837
1827
1817
1807
1797
1787
1777
-*
j between the ages of 5 and 15.
of Education in 1841 and 1851, according to the Classification of Ages in the Census Tables of 1841.
Females.
Degrees of Education.
10.
£
1°
26
35.
to
46
66
76
86
Above
05.
u
Females.
18
23
15
13
11
9
9
10
4
9
14
In 1841, 4
.4
12
11
12
12
31
20
In 1851, J
10
21
19
14
12
10
7
7
10
4
13
14
In 1841,4
12
19
16
13
12
10
7
7
5
' «
*
6
14
>-Who could Read only.
In 1851, )
86
61
58
71
75
79
84
84
86
80
92
Z2
8J
84
82
84
63
66
In 1851, J
attending Schools during the Week ending 12th April, 1851.
Number and Ages of Females.
Undo
«■
«
«•
’■
*•
11.
,,
I
A w'°
u
Females
Females.
Rural and Civic Districts.
6
65
147
-
403
.
792
1,113
633
1,087
713
596
206
67
6,710
14,322
Primary Schools, 4 RuRAI<
Superior Schools, j D ™^-
2
39
61
95
53
64
36
105
49
41
12
12
50
707
1,964
Primary Schools, - ) c.,vtr
3
7
2
7
9
6
12
11
6
4
11
i
88
264
SuperiorSchools,j DlSTItlCTS-
11
80
193
351
489
577
->
1,189
m
1,198
766
648
221
134
117
7,505
16,550
Total.
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CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851. L^ ITY 0F
I Table op Ages, showing the Number of Persons under One Year, also
/■Males, . 1,1261 3,4351 4,393 4.D0UI 4,3781 3,740 2,904, 3,020 2,31-
' (.Females, 1,113 3,2061 4,265 4,7731 5,242 5,161 4,002 3,9161 2,770 3,
A -° ES ,n N Y EB ' 0I>S i Femaks, .
.Both Sexes, I 2,239 15,301 18,995
DRTION PER CENT. ( J>
EACH 10 YEARj
MOD, . . .(F
Males, . 2-9 20-
IX, Table showing the Number and Ages of the Population Five Years old and upwards,
rwho could Bead ana Write, . 741 2,544 2,987 4,614 3,504 2,551 1,664 936 293, 54 7 16 19,911
Civic J Wh0 cou ld Road only, . . 1,129 910 560 659 532 443 268 144 45 5 . 4 4,699
District. ] n ....
(.Who could neither Bead nor Write, 2,525 1,146 831 1,371 1,303 1,165 822 522 124 42 8 10 9,869
fWho could Read and Write, . 17 55 68 69 66 61 60 58 63 o3 4/
1 Who «ould R»a<»ly, . . 26 20 13 10 10 11 10 9 10 S
A”™™ ] Who could neither Bead norl - 7 25 i 9 | 2 1 24 28 30 33 27 42 53
l_ Write, . . . •/
j Years in which the persons were respectively
between the ages of 5 and 15, .
"1841 1838 1828 1818 1808 1798 1788 1778 1768 1767
1842 1837 1827 1817 1807 1797 1787 1777 wards.
HI. — Table showing the Proportion per cent, of the Population Pive Years old and upwards, in each Degree
Who could Bead and Write,
IV. — Table showing the Number and Ages of Persons
10 . 11 . 12 . 13 . 14 . 15 .
Primary Schools,
Superior Schools,
443 309 381 289 220 141
412| 410| 422 479| 3531 436| 341 248 170
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Cork.] AGES AND EDUCATION. 69
the Number One Year old and upwards, in periods of Five and Ten Years.
S'
4
U 80.° r
“1"
U 90. Cr
90
•Sr
ipwards.
li
Toxan.
Males and
Females.
Towns.
1,185
1,860
417
540
55!
129
176
189
24
33
10
23
12
3
30
55
39,040
46,692
j- 85,732
Males, . 1
VCitv or Cork.
Females, J
Males, .1
„ . 1 Ages in Periods
Females. . J- 0 f 10 Years.
Born Sexes, j
1,602
2,400
462
734
101
222
15
35
4,002
1,196
323
50
3 85
85,732
4- 1
5- 1
1-2
1-6
' 3
•04
■08
I
!
■j
Males, Proportion per cent.
V at each 10 Year
Females, J Period.
who could Read and Write, — Read only, — or could neither Read
621 1,943 2,588 4,274 2,737 1,895 1,219 725 259 57 6 16 16,340 Who could Read and Write, .-j
1,159 1,334 1,078 1,731 1,238 933 517 326 107 19 2 7 8,451 Who could Read only, . . i-
2,485 ] ,498; 1,576 3,158 2,711 2,416 1,813 1,349 368 146 30 32 17,582 Who could neither Rcndnor Write, J
15 41 49 47 41
27 28 21 19 18
58 31 SO 34 41
18 18 15 14 15|
41 46 51 56 50
30 35 26 16 29 39 Who could Read and Write,
14! 15 8 5 13 20 Who could Read only,
,, f Who could neither Read nor
41 i Write, . . . J DEGUEB -
1841 1838 1828 1818 1808 1798 1788 1778 1768 1767
30thMarch, to to to to to to to to andup-
1851 1842 1837 1827 1817 1807 1797 1787 1777 wards.
of Education in 1841 and 1851, according to the Classification of Ages in the Census Tables of 1841.
Female
:s.
63.
06
75.
76 |
95.
Above
.f !
Females.
Degrees of Education.
31
35
33
29
20
17
50
In 1841,')
V Who could Read and Wri
32
36
34
25
25
29
39
In 1851, J
14
15
12
12
15
20
In 1841,')
>Who could Read only.
14
15
10
7
13
20
In 1851, J
55
50
55
59
SO
68
42
In 1841,-)
>Who could neither Read i
54
49
56
68
58
41
In 1851 J
attending Schools during the Week ending 12th April, 1851.
Numbei
SAND.
F FEM,
.....
TOTAL 1
Classes of Schools.
Under
4 1
6. |
9. |
10. |
11.
13. |
A ?e. v °|
! < &
Females.
Females.
146
172
220
302
359
438
438
425
358
362
268
211
1 -
101
llJ 27
4,063
8,052
Primary Schools.
2
1 10
u
21
30
30
44
35
34
40
33
41
| 40
27
16 9
1 423
841
Superior Schools.
148
182
I 231
| 323
389
468
I 482
460
1 392| 402
j 301 j 252
:j 164
128
128j 36
ij 4,486
8,893
Total.
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70 CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE TEAR 1851. [County of
I. — Table oe Ages, showing the Number of Persons under One Year, also
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
50
50
Baronies and Towns.
, aa< L
under
JSL
„ a "L
, a ”l»
.mi'll.
5.
10.
lo.
20.
25.
80.
35.
40.
45.
50.
55.
b™b w
62
241
397
437
408
335
225
214
189
G3_|
67
249
383
404
338
291
176
198
152
191
164
68
Barrymore B., . • ^Females
335
1,485
2,443
2,592
2,695
2,562
1,667
1,401
982
1,169
642
1,002
478
1,794
1,213
1,217
901
1,151
653
885
458
Condons and Clan- /M ales, .
gibbon B., . . (Females,
158
708
1,491
1,599
1,285
1,000
750
717
498
666
334
466
175
1,710
1,184
979
683
691
521
643
320
522
247
CorkB., . . • { Finales,
302
1,095
1,G50
2,050
1,900
1,428
945
858
616
822
500
631
309
1,893
1,891
1,611
1,044
1,130
780
1,027
516
041
289
Duuallow B., . ‘"^Fenml'es
439
1,841
3,146
4,082
3,211
2,648
1,610
1,590
1,039
1,450
1,740
735
1,131
500
3,644
3,075
2,296
1,472
1,656
1,141
663
1,297
507
280
1,028
1,932
2,127
2,040
1,539
1,008
989
699
278
1,062
1,948
2, -279
1,867
1,362
95 5
960
773
1,025
503
807
359
Imoicu.lt B., . .{Si
394
1.393
2,468
2,721
2,449
1,914
1,227
1,256
914
1,115
901
369
1,320
2,368
2,36-2
2,185
1,920
1,368
1,044
1,228
715
973
500
Kerricurriiiy B., • { POTiaie-i
114
394
648
625
585
535
387
331
266
297
158
231
119
428
565
390
369
270
362
208
247
139
KinaleaB., . -{Sales,
123
488
855
970
880
744
482
407
323
336
371
151
122
078
457
483
366
437
238
366
102
KlNNATALLOON B., -{p^mUj’
56
221
349
423
350
331
248
216
147
196
85
130
81
195
375
385
338
221
222
143
191
98
178
91
Kin-sale B., . • { Females
40
177
304
391
308
205
142
116
147
66
94
283
243
149
211
108
183
77
110
47
Muskerry, East, B.,/ Males, .
(part Of), . . ( Females,
259
1,023
1,697
387
247
990
1,023
1.G77
1,505
1,308
889
840
632
799
406
620
251
Orrery and ICilmoue f Males, .
162
623
1,049
1,138
1,129
907
625
608
423
502
B (.Females,
1,138
1,069
799
535
550
443
597
323
510
228
Total f Males - •
2,724
10,717
18,429
20,911
18,903
15,695
10,347
9,646
6,751
8,639
4,675
6,945
3,113
2,619
10,435
17,687
19,705
17,354
14,184
9,552
9,895
7,274
9,574
4,803
7,320
3,346
Cuarleville Town, .{^“y
23
114
313
347
180
127
85
88
70
‘ 81
41
62
808
486
213
132
160
106
197
108
193
54
Fermoy T.j .
79
236
592
655
602
2.04
191
217
158
201
111
160
702
650
509
329
360
226
3o6
193
256
98
KanturkT., . -{Safes'
26
118
191
185
187
143
117
m
84
103
50
75
34
166
170
135
123
109
118
67
95
39
KinsaleT., . -{pemaios
61
202
313
298
240
173
114
149
133
118
86
133
336
246
229
184
247
128
183
87
Mallow T., . • { Females
76
214
292
355
344
260
186
179
139
198
73
395
349
311
226
241
194
244
166
Middleton T., . -{j^mal’es
52
164
318
275
481
J98
134
124
118
121
415
507
30o
204
228
177
240
141
157
76
Mitchelsto wn T. , . { JMjk
25
113
192
163
167
134
91
96
96
69
29
35
190
169
98
140
127
110
04
99
45
Passage, West, T., .{S„;
32
34
130
120
125
148
173
175
123
95
120
170
181
125
100
93
101
96
42
Queenstown, T., . -{pe^cs
148
336
459
449
866
1,289
1,041
645
453
330
165
82
6o6
513
429
258
269
135
217
90
Youghal T„ . . {levies'
107
353
321
575
585
585
306
231
256
211
269
711
507
369
429
339
428
165
295
108
Total Civic / Males > -
629
1,980
3,365
3,437
3,800
3,097
2,365
1,988
1,557
1,617
873
1,180
530
635
1,880
3,061
4,161
4,120
3,357
2,377
2,439
1,813
2,310
1,150
1,757
710
Total of Rural and f Males > •
3,353
12,697
21,794
24,348
22,703
18,792
12,712
11,634
8,308
10,256
5,548
8,125
3,643
’ (.Females,
3,254
12,315
20,748
23,866
21,474
17,541
11,929
12,334
9,087
11,884
5,953
9,077
4,056
fMales,
34,491
47,051
31,504
19,942
15,
04
11,768
Ages in Periods 1 Females,
of 10 Years, {
33
063
45,340
29,470
21,421
17,837
13,133
|_Botii Sexes,
6,607
67,554
92,391
60,974
41,363
33,641
24,901
Proportion per cent. fMales, .
at each 10 YearI
1-9
19-8
27-
18-1
11-4
9
1
6-8
Period, . . ^Females,
1-8
18-7
25-6
1
S-6
12-1
10
1
7-4
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AGES.
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the Number One Year old and upwards, .
in periods of Five and Ten Years.
60
and
65
and
under
' ami
■if
"If
■if
"If
u £ r
upwards.
8,'s
Total.
Total
Baronies and Towns.
98
139
32
27
27
7
10
10
12
l
l
1
2
i
3,181
2,983
j- 6,164
Barretts Barony.
652
795
195
203
233
69
66
78
90
14
7
16
1
2
2
17
12
20,730
18,244
J- 38,974
Barrymore B.
332
427
103
110
106
122
21
27
49
8
7
6
14
2
3
10,486
j- 20,899
Condons and Clangibbon B.
480
138
135
98
113.
54
29
46
f
7
8
3
i
58
13,862
14,638
j- 28,500
Cork B.
759
1,035
219
223
249
315
66
67
81
125
12
8
12
20
7
5
20
24,830
24,571
j- 49,401
Duiiallow B.
706
166
153
170
188
42
62
49
82
5
7
2
3
2
3'
8
15,018
15,391
j- 30,409
Permoy B.
608
828
236
273
222
299
93
73
100
15
17
10
20
2
i
16
10
19,041
19,363
j- 38,404
Imokilly B.
167
242
56
66
67
10
26
17
28
2
8
1
1
2
5,017
5,345
| 10,362
Kerricurrihy B.
238
293
81
80
88
26
24
24
22
2
5
1
i
17
6,884
6,850
| 13,734
Kin ale a B.
114
172
36
34
40
42
7
15
10
19
3
8
3
1
3,061
3,188
J- 6,249
Iunnatalloon B.
82
120
23
26
37
28
9
8
17
13
. 1
1
1
2
2,356
2,459
j- 4,815
Kinsale B.
413
570
136
126
133
144
33
47
50
79
11
$
1
2
13
13,301
12,790
j- 26,091
Muskerry, East, B., (part of.)
327
98
112
93
129
31
30
24
46
8
7
3
9
i
8
7
8,692
8,638
j- 17,330
Orrery and ICilmore B.
4,624
1,565
1,521
464
489
78
65
11
5
142
146,459
■) ,
Total Rural Districts.
6,204
1,569
1,795
523
711
94
106
28
9
86
144,873
J
53
124
19
28
28
4
5
13
l
l
5
10
1,657
3,279
| 4,936
Charleville Town.
108
199
43
37
58
7
14
7
19
3
1
2
i
2
2
3,746
4,782
j- 8,528
Fermoy T.
42
68
17
17
29
3
10
6
i
1
3
3
1,505
1,647
| 3,152
Kanturk T.
106
177
36
24
41
10
11
13
1
3
i
103
2,395
3,111
j- 5,506
ICinsale T.
91
154
23
23
31
6
9
9
3
1
!
2,715
3,113
| 5,828
Mallow T.
97
150
31
33
30
47
11
14
8
25
i
1
2,444
3,244
| 5,688
Middleton T.
53
94
21
28
20
18
5
11
i
2
i
1,398
1,698
[- 3,096
Mitchelstown T.
41
61
12
19
10
21
*
1
l
i
5
1,414
1,438
^ 2,852
Passage, West, T.
98
186
50
66
34
49
12
19
14
24
3
1
3
i
113
6,762
4,657
- 11,419
Queenstown T.
124
218
61
50
82
10
26
8
20
2
2
2
l
4,141
5,337
[- 9,478
Youghal T.
813
298
262
73
62
6
8
l
■
235
28,177
Total Civic Districts.
1,431
354
404
119
148
19
22
3
29
32,306
5,437
1,863
1,783
537
551
84
73
12
6
377
174,636
351,815
/Total op Rural and Civic
/ Districts.
_ 7,635
1,923
2,199
642
859
113
128
31
1
.
115
177,179
7,300
2,320
635
8
-
Males, .]
9,558
2,841
9
2
15
-
Females, . 1 op 10 y EAIl s.
16,858
5,161
1,607
244
22
492
351,815
-
Both Sexes, J
4- 2
5- 4
1-3
1-6
•5
•05
•09
•01
‘
Males, ) Proportion per cent.
V at each 10 Year
F emales,.) Period.
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HI. — Table showing the Proportion per cent, of the Population Five Tears old and upwards, in each Degree
NOTE.— In the Census Returns of 1841 the East and West Ridings of the County of Cork are united in one Table ; therefore that showing
IY. — Table showing the Number and Ages of Persons
Classes of Schools
in Rural and Civic Districts.
Undel ^
'■
9.
13.
14.
15.
16.
Above
{!
MALES.
Rural f Primar y Schools - ■ •
|
51
141
325
656
844
1,0)1
1,163
1,484
942
1,361
904
996
344
226
184
392
11,024
Districts. "^ g U p er j or Scll00 i S( . .
•
9
8
2
5
3
12
1
8
64
Civic Select, . .
63;
99
188
296
371
494
371
459
372
457
363
320
207
85
56
14
4,215
Districts. | Superior Schools> . .
2
10
12
17
19
17
37
25
26
27
36
41
22
38
2
333
Total,
1.6
242
523
1
968; 1,235
|
1,533
1,557
1,988
1,341
1,297
1,364
593
336
286
408
15,636
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who could Read and Write, — Read only, — or could neither Read nor Write, in 1851.
Females.
Districts,
5
10
15
20
SO
40
50
GO
70
80
QO
T/wlr
AND
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under
un< lor
u 1 r
n<1 "f-
?! I
EMALES.
Degress of Education. I
10.
15.
■M.
30.
40.
50.
00.
l».
7,588
4,263
2,668
1,815
914
332
92
15
14
30,164
Who could Read and Write,
2,475
4,235
2,947
3,484
2,091
1,358
812
462
134
38
18,042
Who could Read only,
Rural
Districts.
13,921
10,317
8,388
12,664
10,815
10,351
8,039
6,397
1,852
675
124
70
83,613
Who could neither Road nor Write,
1,434
922
376
155
33
7
9,039
Who could Read and Write,
651
1,101
722
798
513
332
216
139
41
1
4,523
Who could Read only.
’ Districts.
2,019
1,803
1,880
2,642
2,305
2,206
1,604
1,270
327
125
27
21
16,229
Who could neither Read nor W rite,
1,682
6,410
7,537
9,882
5,697
3,590
2,462
1,290
487
125
20
21
Who could Read and Write,
Rural
3,669
4,282
2,604
1,690
1,028
601
175
47
3
22,565
Who could Read only.
* rcuTi.
15,940
12,120
10,268
15,306
13,120
12,557
9,643
7,667
2,179
800
151
91
99,842
Who could neither Read nor W rite,
Districts.
27
35
34
27
20
»
14
17
13
12
18
24
Who could Read and Write, .]
Proportion
o
14
12
10
6
6
3
14
Who could Read only, . . !
I'EIt CENT.
“
48
52
61
70
73
80
77
82
86
79
62
f Who could neither Read nor |
\ Write, . . . .J
Degree.
|
1841
1838
1828
1818
1808
1798
1788
1778
1768
1767
1 Years in which the persons wen
respectively
to 30th March
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
*“d..
between the ages of 5 and 15
1851
1842
1837
j 1827
1817
1807
1797
I
1787
1777
n"
of Education in 1841 and 1851, according to the Classification of Ages in the Census Tables of 1841.
the state of Education in 1841 and 1851, can only be given for the entire county in the same manner. (See pages 76 and 77.)
attending Schools during the Week ending 12th April, 1851.
—
—
—
___
Nina
...
Females.
Classes of Schools in
Rural and Civic Districts.
Under
5.
8.
10.
„
„
14.
„
1G.
Above
1G.
gj
8emai.es.
804
898
1,200
856
1,205
743
813
296
190
142
670
9,457
20,481
Primary Schools,^ R ura L
6
«
5
7
21
21
16
17
123
187
Superior Schools, j DlS11UCT:i '
88
273
371
400
370
641
450
446
271
133
129
19
4,757
8,972
Primary Schools,") r.ivir.
2
<
4
10
13
15
14
,3
12
12
*
5
s
5
127
460
c • o i. i r Districts.
Superior Schools, J
126
225
489
776
953
1,194
1,319
1,856 1,244
i
1,865
1,226
1,285
"
333
279
706
___
14,464
30,100
Total.
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CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE TEAR 1851.
[County of
I. — Table of Ages, showing the Number of Persons under One Tear,
j
5
m
20
n
40
R n
—
Baronies and Towns.
a.
10.
| ib.
| 20.
25.
30.
j ,35.
45.
50.
53.
00.
_ _ ( Males,
97
322
622
816
639
474
285
274
167
239
109
175
74
lo
444
356
182
323
126
258
102
r Ti /Males,
226
856
1,389
1,600
1,251
931
490
558
305
508
244
369
180
’’ ' ' ' ) Females
222
797
1,370
1,527
1,308
919
566
680
373
738
329
469
226
,, _ ( Males, .
157
609
1,053
1,130
1,025
885
617
631
391
597
271
394
185
1 Females,
567
1,107
477
598
438
513
279
392
193
247
931
1,584
1,661
1,536
1,345
848
764
503
734
364
545
240
•££i
1,493
652
802
522
800
365
593
260
( Males, .
209
934
1,588
1,808
1,778
1,2-28
822
772
479
782
342
542
201
(Females,
841
546
949
387
632
245
("Males, .
Carberry,\V.,w.d.,B. { _
( Females,
285
1,048
1,817
2,070
1,846
1,356
836
786
553
852
323
556
207
272
993
1,761
1,379
1,703
1,202
670
921
599
925
378
636
236
("Males, .
COURCEYS B., . . < ,,
( b emales.
23
87
161
181
168
170
105
88
64
86
39
68
22
21
87
166
159
134
123
89
102
67
93
34
55
24
r „ „ f Males, .
Ibane & Barryroe B. {
(Females,
170
562
980
942
908
782
535
603
383
528
250
386
155
143
562
956
904
848
706
478
564
362
506
257
369
178
„ (Males, .
87
315
606
655
632
466
323
278
151
278
117
182
82
689
368
288
269
204
261
141
205
101
Muskerry, East, B. /Males, .
50
226
378
388
367
295
203
196
121
188
77
138
57
(PART op), . . ( Females,
58
202
364
351
288
323
184
203
117
169
86
132
71
(Males, .
Muskerry, "West, B., < p emaJe
322
326
1,324
1,245
2,147
2,153
2,330
2,633
2,197
2,207
1,652
1,549
1,107
1,076
1,152
650
760
952
1,174
414
463
711
728
297
307
Total /Males, .
1,873
7,214
12,3-25
13,581
12,347
9,584
6’l71
6,026
3,767
5,744
2,550
4,066
1,700
Rural Districts, (Females,
3,797
6,892
12,064
13,638
11,825
8,760
5,202
6,488
4,170
6,451
2,845
4,469
1,943
„ m (Males, .
Bandon Town, , . < _
( Females,
78
319
440
508
488
282
214
173
190
207
131
182
117
80
278
406
457
564
415
281
294
247
380
160
237
131
/Males, .
32
115
164
161
162
130
92
99
80
92
47
66
25
( Females,
31
114
168
165
187
159
99
127
85
133
51
84
37
(Males, .
Clonakilty T. . . <
( Females,
33
32
145
125
206
203
172
183
179
217
125
178
106
135
77
96
142
59
59
78
108
50
35
90
156
129
45
50
23
DUNMANWAY T., . ( _ ,
( F emales,
21
89
123
148
127
108
90
49
81
' 22
34
168
223
169
95
44
MacrOOM T., . . < „ ,
( Females,
41
142
233
• 232
221
190
99
130
108
141
62
101
(Males, .
Skibbereen T., . . < _ ,
( b emales,
45
140
247
306
281
173
114
120
107
139
84
89
50
51
155
199
227
239
211
127
158
126
156
77
99
47 :
Total /Males, .
257
977
1,436
1,506
1,465
982
700
666
580
715
441
560
309
Civic Districts, ( Females,
256
903
1,332
1,412
1,555
1,261
807
934
680
1,033
445
688
315
Total of Rural and (Males, .
2,130
8,191
13,761
15,087
13,812
10,566
6,871
6,692
4,347
6,459
2,991
4 626
2,009
Civic Districts, ( Females,
2,053
7,795
13,396
15,050
13,380
10,021
6,009
7,422
4,850
7,484
3,290
5,157
2,258
(Males,
21,952
28,
99
17,437
11,0
39
9,450
6,635
Ages in Periods J Females,
21,191
28,430
16,030
12,272
10,774
7,415
(Both Sexes,
4,183
43,143
57,329
33,467
23,311
20,224
14,050
Proportion per cent, f Males, .
2-
Period. (Females,
ra
1
•8
26-5
14-9
11-4
10-1
6-9 J
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Cork, W. R.]
the Number One Tear old and upwards, in periods of Five and Ten Years.
65 1
75
80
85
90
95
Total
65.
70. |
75.
80.
85.
95.
JuO.
< *
55
58
10
7
2
5
4,567
9,385
Bantry Barony.
226
43
52
11
26
2
1
7
4,818
86
111
43
28
c
3
•2
7
9,525
19,909
Bear B.
467
113
134
47
66
10
6
2
2
13
10,384
105
34
25
2
3
1
5
8,499
16,762
Carberry, East, East Division, B.
449
108
115
33
66
1
3
1
1
10
8,263
119
136
41
48
8
4
1
3
3
12,107
. 23,897
Carberry, East, West Division, B.
699
118
181
45
70
7
4
3
1
5
11,790
449
138
137
37
43
12
2
4
8
12,315
1 25,468
Carberry, West, East Division, B.
670
147
187
45
88
7
8
1
1
12
13,153
160
129
34
47
10
9
1
2
5
13,429
| 26,702
Carberry, West, West Division, B.
638
148
155
42
95
5
4
1
10
13,273
13
15
2
4
1,346
1 2,604
Courcbys B.
8
20
1
6
1
1
1
1,258
i
288
69
88
38
22
6
3
1
14
7,713
\ ll«U
IlJANE AND BaRUYIIOE B.
359
84
118
46
56
6
6
3
1
j
139
62
54
19
15
2
1
4,464
) 8,895
Kilnalmeaky B.
207
58
53
21
25
2
4
4
J
126
27
32
8
16
3
2
2,898
) 5,699
Muskerry, East, B., (part of).
144
22
54
9
18
2
1
3
J
562
140
156
55
58
8
7
2
3
9
16,179
j 33,020
Muskerry, West, B.
730
129
222
45
91
9
14
3
1
14
16,841
3,329
941
1,021
321
313
59
34
12
8
56
93,042
j 187,566
Total, Rural Districts.
4,555
978
1,291
345
607
51
51
19
7
76
94,524
136
59
52
25
12
3
1
3,617
} 7,942
Bandon Town.
200
73
65
24
20
3
4
4
2
J
27
13
6
9
2
1,360
j 2,943
Bantry T.
92
17
20
5
7
1
1
1,583
12
17
10
10
3
1
1
1,529
] 3,300
Clonakilty T.
92
15
27
12
7
3
1,771
i
15
8
3
1,077
} 2,222
DUNMANWAY T.
65
16
19
5
12
1
1
1
1,145
J
25
15
6
7
1
4
1,828
t 3,725
Macroom T.
80
20
29
8
1 12
2
3
1
3
1,897
J
88
17
23
8
3
1
5
2,020
\ 4,063
Sicibbereen T.
J00
23
25
8
7
1
1
6
2,043
J
418
155
135
63
44
7
1
4
10
11,431
j 24,195
Total, Civic Districts.
629
164
185
62
65
8
12
5
1
12
12,764
3,747
1,096
1,156
384
357
66
35
16
8
66
104,473
j 211,761
I Total of Rural and Civic
\ Districts.
5,184
1,142
1,476
407
672
59
63
24
8
1,540
423
51
-
Males, .T
6,326
,883
731
87
Females, . 1 Aces in Periods
11,169
3,423
1,154
| 138
16
154
211,761
-
Both Sexes, J
“
1-5
05
’ V at each 10 Year
5-9
1-8
•7
08
Females,) Period.
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III. — Table showing the Proportion per cent, of the Population Five Years old and upwards, in each Degree
[County of Cork,
Degrees of Education.
&
u
S.
to
3G
t!
06
66
I.
86
Above
i!
Total
("In 1841,
34
41
36
Who could Read and Write, . . J
[in 1851,
11
35
43
44
39
40
36
41
38
35
32
12
35
fin 1841,
?
u
[in 1851,
16
17
11
8
7
7
6
5
6
3
3
11
fin 1841,
79
50
48
55
60
77
Who could neither Read uor Write, J
[In 1851,
73
48
46
48
54
53
58
54
56
62
68
85
54
IV. — Table showing the Number and Ages of Persons
Classes of Schools
in Rural and Civic Districts.
Number and Aoes or Males.
Unilc
6.
10.
„
15.
16.
Above
16.
Males.
34
122
272
482
549
650
674
867
629
894
580
560
274
166
114
6,875
1
3
*
*
6
2
20
Civic fPri“”y Schools, . .
15
30
84
106
159
160
197
251
182
205
154
168
96
60
38
1,908
1
2
3
5
4
18
13
20
12
12
11
!
6
7
127
Total, «.
49
153
358
591
713
814
-
1,131
832
1,114
746
743
381
238
161
1
8,930
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who could Read and Write,— Read only,— or could neither Read nor Write, in 1S51.
. Females.
Districts,
Degrees of Education.
uZcr
4
15 |
ami !
u 5 r
ami j
"""
5
”i"|
Zt under
70. | SO.
"Do" j*“**
•£! ,
'EM ALES.
748
1,539
143
333
856
2,896
•2,478
8,264
529
314
' 569
2,990
1.266
7,569
671
287
597
3,226
1,170
9,566
863
288
917
1,809
730
8,119
532
205
877
1,116
453
361
176
941
824
293
5,295
261
94
648
402
171
4,960
152
583
156
49
1,431
61
15
171
47
14
597
9
10
54
7
67
13
8
5
63
3
9
14,229
8,171
63,435
3,587
1,788
6,235
Who could Read and Write, .1
Who could Read only, . . j- districts.
Who could neither Read nor Write,]
Who could Read and Write, .~|
Who could Read only, . . j- D^n'^-rs.
Who oould neither Read nor Write, J
-
891
3,425
3,661
4,089
2,341
1,477
1,085
5o4
217
56
11
17,816
Who could Read and Write,
1 .-,5’
629
387
229
64
24
5
9,954 Who could Read only,
• f Civic
10,633
8,833
8,166
10,483
8,996
8,668
5,943
5,543
1,602
651
80
72
69,670j Who couldneitlicr Read nor W rite, J
23
07
26
19
14
15
,
12
»
12
18
Who could Read and Write,
j Proportion
8
3
10
Who could Read only,
79
59
61
65
73
80
80
87
!
\ Write,
J
1841
1838
1828
1818
1808
1798
1788
1778
1768
1767
1 Years in which the persons w
ere respectively
to 30 th March
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
and up
f between the ages of 5 and 15.
1851
1842
1837
1827
1817
1807
1797
1787
| 1777
"*
of Education in 1841 and 1851, according to the Classification of Ages in the Census Tables of 1841.
East and West Ridings.]
Females.
—
—
Degrees of Education.
tn
26
J®
to
Above
10 .
IS.
3o.
40.
50.
85.
22
24
17
15
12
10
11
10
11
6
18
16
In 1841, 1
V-Who could Read and Write.
1 .
28
31
26
19
18
13
16
13
11
13
16
22
In 1851, J
11
16
14
11
8
7
5
6
2
11 In 1841, )
16
20
14
11
7
S
5
3
13
In 1851, J
84
62
62
77
81
85
84
85
83
92
78
73
In 1841, 1
VWho could neither Read nor W rite.
74
55
63
72
75
82
79
82
84
84
80
65
In 1851,]
attending Schools during the Week ending 12th April, 1851.
“““
__
—
Number and
A...
of Females.
Females.
Classes of Schools in
Rural and Civic Districts.
6.
''
10 .
-
IS.
16.
Aliovo
1
Females.
637
690
932
675
1,001
636
652
234
134
100
7
7,035
13,910
Primary Schools, - ) v
20
SuperiorSchools.J ® lsilutrs '
122
151
211
172
233
231
258
79
63
86
2,015
3,923
Primary Schools, "1 Civic
1
2
2
9
3
6
1
2
1
1
38
165
SuperiorSchools,] Dl -’ |JUUS -
163
330
518
669
761
843
1,152
850
1,240
871
911
315
198
187
7
9,088
18,018
Total.
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I. — Table of Ages, showing the Number of Persons under One Year, also
l
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
50
55
Baronies an
d Towns.
1 Year
umiL
„mW
under
U ndor
.“'.VL
,“" < L
5.
id.
15.
20.
2a.
30.
o».
40.
45.
50.
55.
00.
("Males, .
234
1,140
1,926
2,075
1,992
1,678
874
878
407
642
1 Claniiaurice Barony, -<
(.!' emales
1,161
1,868
1,974
1,797
1,381
762
935
587
851
432
699
299
217
835
1,512
1,559
1,778
1,202
670
664
391
677
515
251
CORKAGUINY B.,
- \
[Females
213
766
1,471
1,432
1,212
1,021
558
715
455
733
324
622
240
C Males, .
62
233
412
415
380
328
190
150
71
Dunkeriion, Ntii
b.,4
[Females,
252
365
388
3o8
254
147
200
115
191
72
135
60
( Males, .
111
496
816
579
332
333
151
227
80
Duxkerron, Sth.
(.Females,
126
489
762
727
645
526
333
422
251
347
147
234
84
Glenarought B.,
(" Males, .
136
572
977
1,390
1,011
737
391
m
247
431
194
325
110
[Females,
604
933
1,261
1,052
714
402
463
331
687
239
356
146
("Males, .
217
1,051
2,115
2,687
2,069
1,276
768
808
IrAGHTICONNOR B
t Females,
1,095
2,068
1,969
1,808
1,466
789
993
644
1,077
439
714
260
IVERAGH B.,
(" Males, .
256
1,060
1,845
2,072
1,607
1,311
692
763
536
845
336
534
262
[Females,
235
1,132
1,795
2,163
1,785
1,443
735
927
605
911
387
605
267
Magunihy B., .
("Males, .
252
1,027
1,827
2,669
1,885
1,492
831
790
494
792
387
642
263
[l' emales,
245
989
1,759
2,493
1,774
1,283
649
821
464
986
392
773
292
("Males, .
413
1,633
2,579
2,703
2,169
1 338
1,216
851
1,251
569
404
Trough anacjiy B., .-)
(.Females,
375
1,599
2,623
2,678
2,773
1,974
1,071
1,391
905
1,569
606
1,062
414
("Males, .
1,898
8,047
14,009
16,357
14,381
10,772
6,086
5,997
3,970
6,145
2,824
4,529
2,002
Rural Districts,"^ p ema i es
8,087
13,644
15,085
13,204
10,062
5,446
6,867
4,357
7,352
3,038
5,200
2,062
Dingle Town, .
("Males, .
44
150
346
634
447
217
99
102
79
133
76
102
63
[Females,
33
177
285
543
969
477
161
246
148
365
119
247
100
Killarney T., .
C Males, .
65
219
320
371
343
291
207
188
140
188
96
126
71
[Females,
61
206
281
332
393
334
215
225
173
229
117
190
68
Listowel T.,
("Males, .
31
104
175
113
121
104
66
68
52
57
29
52
27
[Females,
30
95
236
781
363
190
97
125
69
157
37
110
26
("Males, .
118
384
887
1,648
811
477
325
298
254
347
215
237
131
[Females,
109
408
787
1,704
758
611
432
476
306
510
238
362
139
Total
("Males, .
258
857
1,728
2,766
1,722
1,089
697
656
525
725
416
292
233
3,360
2,483
1,612
905
1,072
696
1,261
511
909
333
Total of Rural
Ciyic District
ND ("Males, .
2,156
8,904
15,737
19,123
16,103
11,861
6,783
6,653
4,495
6,870
3,240
5,046
2,294
18,445
15,687
11,674
6,351
7,939
5,053
8,613
3,549
6,109
2,395
"Males,
24,641
35,226
18,644
11,148
10,110
7,340
Females,
24,206
34,132
18,025
of 10 Years, .
Both Sexes,
4,228
48,847
69,358
36,669
24,140
22,272
15,844
Proportion per cent. ("Males, .
at each 10 Year-<
1-9
21
2
3
•2
16-0
9-6
8-7
3
p “”" '
. (.Females,
1-7
19-9
28-0
14
8
10-7
10-0
“
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the Number One Year old and upwards, in periods of Five and Ten Years.
— ■
GO
eg
70
75
so
90
Tmi ,
.“w
under
under
m.
11
Total.
Baronies and Towns.
Go.
70.
75.
50.
85.
;
100. |
c &
493
160
145
40
27
9
8
i
14,367
V 28,442
Olanmaurice Baronv.
642
155
160
35
74
8
7
8
4
4
14,075
i
412
125
122
35
50
9
8
i
1
11,353
l 22,098
CORKAGOINY B.
588
135
142
46
56
3
7
2
2
2
10,745
119
24
25
18
14
1
1
2,921
V 5,738
Dunkerron, North, B.
130
31
27
16
15
1
1
2
2,817
)
153
36
40
23
16
3
2
1
9
5,442
j- 10,951
Dunkerron, South, B.
253
40
52
24
28
2
3
1
1
12
5,509
290
64
88
34
21
3
4
1
7,421
>- 15,403
CtLENAROUGHT B.
382
92
99
26
51
5
6
1
1
1
7,982
434
122
156
38
37
6
6
2
22
14,453
j- 29,050
Iragiiticonnor B.
606
128
185
28
75
8
11
3
14,592
436
130
121
49
43
8
6
i
4
12,917
V 26,937
Iyeragh B.
594
116
171
42
84
7
11
4
14,020
J
480
148
180
43
44
7
5
1
5
14,264
> 28,359
Maguniiiy B.
658
162
188
51
84
7
11
4
J
9
14,095
J
668
264
229
68
73
14
8
7
4
20,379
V- 41,175
Troughanacmy B.
1,005
233
292
61
122
15
11
13
4
20,796
J
3,485
1,073
1,106
348
325
59
48
13
2
46
103,522
1 208,153
Total, Rural Districts.
4,858
1,092
1,316
329
589
56
G8
30
9
41
104,631
J
84
43
33
15
3
1
1
2,672
j- 6,891
Dingle Town.
220
36
63
9
14
3
3
1
4,219
83
28
25
11
6
8
1
1
20
2,803
l 5,924
Killarney T.
166
38
50
10
16
4
3
3
7
3,121
J
86
17
11
5
6
2
1,066
j- 3,527
Listowel T.
84
24
20
2
12
1
2
2,461
173
66
42
23
8
2
1
1
6,448
j- 13,759
Tralee T.
274
60
71
25
29
6
1
5
366
154
111
54
23
6
5
2
20
12,989
l 30,101
Total Civic Districts.
744
158
204
46
71
14
9
9
7
17,112
J
3,851
1,227
1,217
402
348
65
53
15
2
48
116,511
{- 238,254
/ Total of Rural and Civic
t Districts.
5,602
1,250
1,520
375
660
70
77
39
5,078
1,6
19
413
68
-
Males, .-
30
116
—
Females, . Ages in Periods
‘ of 10 Years.
11,930
3,514
1,143
184
11
114
238,254
-
Both Sexes,.
...
•6
•5
•6
Females, J Period.
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CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851. [County of
II. — Table showing the Number and Ages of the Population Five Years old and upwards,
III. — Table showing the Proportion per cent, of the Population Five Years old and upwards, in each Degree
in Rural and Civic Districts.
years.
*■
6. 1
»■
*'
9. 1
11.
13.
14. |
IS.
16. |
A :r
ll |
Males.
Ku.u. • ■
8
75
210
415
506
696
645
954
667
1,04s!
551
623
230
221
185
40
7,094
Districts. -[g uperiorScIlooU] J
1
2
3
3 1
1
2
12
24
o.™ • ■
s
24
45
98
161
178
325
624
378
802
407
697
70
53
60
1
3,928
DlSTRICTS.-[ SuI)er i orScho((l3j .
1
2
10
9
io;
8
13
6
12
11
9.
12
6
7
17
133
Total,
14
101
265
522
677
882
984
1,584
1,059
1,861
970
1,335
327
2.0
r
41
11,179
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who could Read and "Write, — Read only, — or could neither Read nor Write, in 1851.
81
Districts,
)r
2 °1
30
49
r.n
TO
RO
AND
mrt'r
lin'ler
nl‘
ZL
under
under
and up-
p
’emai.cs.
Degrees or Education.
10.
14.
20.
30.
HI.
OJ.
.0.
80.
3,189
3,468
3,1M
M.
1,342
857
533
155
39
y
2
15,690
Who could Read and Write,
j" Districts.
1,283
2,572
1,258
..MS
812
590
346
239
71
18
4
8,441
Who could Read only,
11,632
9,324
8,478 10,856
8,447
8,458
6,059
5,178
1,419
. 588
96
39
70,574
Who could neither Read nor Write, J
150
917
691
920
539
369
280
161
67
22
4,129
Who could Read and Write,
300
Ml
316
309
197
175
120
55
17
5
2,337
Who could Read only,
Districts.
1,130
1,602
1,476
1,288
1,032
1,228
842
686
166
58
.2
7
9,527
Who could neither Read nor Write, J
888
4,106
4,159
4,324
2,504
1,711
1,137
694
61
-
19,819
Who could Read and Write,
•]
1,533
3,413
1,574
1,557
1,009
765
466
294
88
23
6
10,778
Who could Read only,
[ Civic
12,762
10,926
9,95<
12,144
9,479
9,686
6,901
5,864
1,585
646
108
46
80,101
Who could neither Read nor Writ
| Districts.
22
24
19
14
13
10
12
9
4
18
Who could Read and Write, .~
Proportion
10
19
10
9
8
6
4
4
10
Who could Read only,
PER CENT.
84
59
58
67
73
80
81
86
84
89
87
9f
72
( Who could neither Read nor
1 Write
D *““-
1033
1798
1788
1778
1768
1767
| Years in which the persons \vc
■e respectively
to30tli March,
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
andup
f between the ages of 5 and 1 5.
1851
1842
1837
1827
1817
. 1807
1797
1787
1777
r
J
of Education in 1841 and 1851, according to the Classification of Ages in the Census Tables of 1841.
attending Schools during the Week ending 12th April, 1851.
Number and
Ages or Fejiai.es,
Females.
Classes op. Schools in
Rural and Civic Districts.
6.
'■
8-
9.
12.
IS.
,4.
15. IG.
|
Above
If
’<EMAI.ES-
19
99
227
386
476
561
529
711
490
7J8
469
565
284
156
143
19
5,852
12,946
Primary Schools, I Rural
24
Superior Schools, J' DlslIllC1S '
5
25
49
98
138
169
352
689
438
791
486
621
180
109
48
1
4,206
8,134
Primary Schools, ") Cmc
1
6
b
8
1
12
8
9
5
3
1
84
217
o -oil f Districts.
Superior Schools, J
24
125
282
490
620
739: 889
1,407
929 j 1,521
963
1,195
469
268
193
28
10,142
21,321
Total.
M
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CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR -THE YEAR 1851. [City of
I. — Table of Ages, showing the Number of Persons under One Year, also
■
10
15
20
25
30
3-
40
45
50
55
Towns.
i U v’"
, " t.
’rnl'r
5.
10.
15.
20.
25.
30.
35.
•10.
45.
50.
GO.
627
1,900
2,624
3,705
2,980
1,666
1,656
1,284
1,688
925
1,127
473
[Females,
608
1,835
2,556
3,576
3,458
3,499
r Males,
4,524
6
685
4
026
2
940
2,613
1,600
Ages in Periods I
op 10 Years, . j Females - •
4,391
7,034
s
838
090
3,402
2,113
[Bom Sexes,
1,235
8,915
13,719
9,864
7
030
6,015
3,7
13
24
18-8
27-8
16-7
12-2
10-8
•6
at each 10 Year-2
Period, . . . [Females,
»i
1
4-
19-9
13-9
II. — Table showing the Number and Ages of the Population Five Years old and upwards,
III. — Table showing the Proportion per cent, of the Population Five Years old and upwards in each Degree
Degrees op Education.
Males.
k
15.
25.
35.
I
|
GG
H.
8G
A 95. VC
If
Malts.
fin 1841,
16
57
67
63
62
62
58
60
64
67
40
53
55
[in 1851,
20
52
65
67
61
63
62
61
67
78
33
18
5o
fin 1841,
13
14
12
10
9
6
9
8
i
13
[in 1851,
26
22
12
10
11
11
10
7
5
18
15
fin 1841,
69
20
23
26
9,8
33
34
' £
60
46
32
[in 1851,
54
26
23
23
28
26
28
32
38
22
67
64
30
IY. — Table showing the Number and Ages of Persons
Classes op Schools.
Nusii
ier an
s op Males.
Under
6. 1
10.
11.
»-■
| IS.-
| 15.
1G. |
Above
1G.
|t
Males.
Primary Schools,
4
51
93
104
| 145
177'
408
293
418
269
257
73
35
53
4
2,655
Superior Schools,
2
2
6
9
j 9
21
M
36
24]
45
19
28
21
17
7
260
Total,
6
_53
99
11?
■ 154
j 198j 285|
444
317
4631
288
285 1
Ln
52
60
4
i 2,915
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Bimerick.] AGES AND EDUCATION. 83
the Number One Year old and upwards, in periods of Five and Ten Years.
.2.
C5 1
70
75.
#
"S"
and
9 °!
under an< b
100 upwards.
11
To™.
Males and
Females.
Towns.
593
1,071
195
282
2
48
71
37
134
9
18
16
:
i
i
11
24,083
29,365
j- 53,448-f
Males, ■)
V Cm- of Limerick.
Females, )
Males, .-|
1 Ages in Periods
I (.males, . J 0p yEA1B
Both Sexes, J
788
1,353
216
341
46
152
6
18
1
i
-
2,141
657
198
24
2
35
53,448
3- 3
4- 6
•9
1-2
•5
■02
•06
Males, Proportion per cent.
>- at each 10 Year
Females, J Period.
of Education in 1841 and 1851, according to the Classification of Ages in the Census Tables of 1841.
Number an
.a..
op Females.
Males
Females
I' in!.']
’
8.
9..
11.
12.
14
1G.
Above
If
Females.
Classes of Schools.
42
99
186
198
207
260
435
257
418
330
251
44
24
23
45
2,877
5,532
Primary Schools.
1
7
i,
13
26
20
18
28
29
21
24
26
21
15
5
23
288
548
Superior Schools.
13
.«
n.
199
224
227
278 463
286
43£
JB4
277
65
39
28
68
3,165
6,080
Total.
M2
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84
CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE TEAR 1851. [County of
X. Table of Ages, showing the Number of Persons under One Year, also
1
1^
i,
H,
alfd
and
• 1
3 °d
35
and
4 °i j
4 i
4
Baronies and Towns.
Year. ,
auder
"si: 1
40.
45.
50. |
55.
60.
205
816
1,340
1,457
1,306
1,038
711
687
518
694
366
523
217
Clanwilliam Baron
(.Females,
183
794
1,322
1,346
1,305
1,113
638
691
509
717
377
564
220
("Males, .
127
494
931
1,223
1,202
674
364
398
272
421
211
318
142
Connello, Lower, B.
111
495
894
1,233
1,038
721
391
445
315
509
243
415
160
r Males, .
135
722
1,321
1,529
1,335
923
583
559
454
542
306
457
236
Connello, Upper, B.,-'
(.Females, 1
132
657
1,328
1,668
1,239
826
496
656
457
761
339
594
271
f Males, .
104
507
833
1,395
753
598
373
376
289
359
209
249
141
Coonagii B.,
[Females,
120
496
797
834
738
562
378
399
300
415
182
287
138
f Males, .
267
1,011
1,748
1,908
1,914
1,340
867
834
688
852
489
647
318
COSIILEA B.,
[Females,
224
1,022
1,703
1,776
1,659
1,220
774
942
672
937
503
667
324
/"Males, .
152
573
957
1,004
965
777
506
463
389
460
271
399
164
COSHMA B.,
[Females,
106
542
929
963
935
764
534
504
393
569
283
416
192
/"Males, .
188
895
1,611
1,872
1,647
1,086
624
634
396
614
320
526
255
Glenqutn B., .
[Females,
158
856
1,568
2,086
1,520
1,068
551
647
435
823
363
649
252
/"Males, .
76
324
586
548
532
346
261
227
211
260
128
197
63
Kenry B.,
[Females,
92
354
539
604
495
376
244
306
209
292
138
246
78
/"Males, .
26
107
239
566
170
111
80
80
54
86
68
85
52
Kilmallock B.,
[Females,
22
107
180
148
163
127
73
74
67
86
42
73
27
( Males, .
51
274
452
543
476
418
232
220
183
202
95
178
69
Owneybeo B., .
74
289
485
523
436
371
221
223
165
211
114
198
91
/"Males, .
114
507
1,069
833
1,179
653
408
383
274
354
236
311
176
PUBBLEBRIEN B.,
[Females,
138
574
1,092
1,038
1,192
827
477
551
365
598
249
381
153
195
783
1,375
1,718
1,253
1,048
634
598
425
537
279
423
186
Siianid B.,
[Females,
168
757
1,242
1,398
1,219
962
576
621
431
610
321
520
210
/" Males, .
125
549
902
1,092
969
742
438
431
336
397
249
321
176
Sm allcounty B.,
[Females,
124
492
846
881
842
669
451
492
344
429
234
393
183
Tat.t
/"Males, .
1,765
7,562
13,364
15,688
13,701
9,754
6,081
5,890
4,489
5,778
3,227
4,634
2,195
Rural Districts, -[ Fcma!eSj
1,652
7,435
12,925
14,498
12,781
9,606
5,802
6,551
4,662
6,957
3,388
33
103
149
158
121
112
55
91
55
86
46
56
33
Newcastle Town,
[ Females,
36
134
143
153
163
135
94
111
74
124
48
73
40
/"Males, .
46
160
287
215
269
158
94
87
95
117
63
113
36
Rathkeale T.,
[Females
35
160
275
219
208
191
126
137
116
179
85
160
45
/"Males,
79
263
436
373
390
270
149
178
150
203
109
169
69
Civic Districts, \ F emales
71
294
418
372
371
326
220
248
190
303
133
233
85
Total of Rural a
n /" Males,
1,844
7,825
13,800
16,061
14,091
10,024
6,230
6,068
4,639
5,981
3,336
4,803
2,264
Civic Districts,
[Females
1,723
7,729
1 13,343
; 14,870
13,152
9,932
| 6,022
6,799
4,852
7,260
3,521
Males,
21,625
3
,152
16,254
10,707
9,317
7,067
Ages in Periods
Females,
21,072
28,022
15,954
11,651
10,781
8,020
Both Sexes
3,567
42,697
j 58,174
j 32,208
| 22,358
| 20,098
nt. f Males,
1-8
20-9
29-2
15-7
10-4
9-
6'8
at each 10 Year-J
Period, . . ■ (.Females
1-6
20"
26-6
151
111
10-2
7"6
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the Number One Year old and upwards, in periods of Five and Tun Years.
(in
05
70 !
75
80
8
Total
1
.“"iL
„Z'L 1
,i
urnlor !
ml.
under
un
er 1 ,w, 1
sf j
Total.
Baronies and Towns.
05.
70.
74.
80.
85. !
S.U
‘
‘ f
«=? :
-
»
99
92
38
34
1 1
4 1
3
10,495
l 21,034
Ci anwilliam Barony.
432
98
137
39
41
8
3
2
2
10,539
224
75
81
16
21
1
1
7,196 :
l 14,704
CONNELLO, Lo
•ER, B.
319
76
77
23
37
4
1
1
7,508 1
1
347
86
106
22
25
7
2
1
i
1
9,700
[ 20,032
CONNELLO, Ul’
ER, B.
521
118
135
33
75
7
7
4
1
7
10,332
162
64
57
19
9
7
1
2
6,507
l 12,567
COONAGH B.
233
51
69
27
25
1
5
1
6,060
446
135
129
41
34
5
4
a
2
3
13,685
j- 27,140
COSIILEA B.
564
147
174
53
73
7
8
1
4
1
13,455
276
82
58
29
29
7
5
a
1
3
7,573
l 15,228
COSIIMA B.
359
70
105
28
45
6
6
1
5
7,755
391
109
111
21
27
5
1
1
6
11,340
V 23,210
Glenquin B.
560
106
127
27
65
5
10
1
1
11,878
132
52
43
14
11
5
i
4,017
> 8,362
Kerry B.
193
65
59
21
24
4
2
3
72
29
26
11
6
3
i
1,872
j- 3,160
Kii.mali.ock B.
51
18
13
3
9
3
2
1,288
114
31
33
9
a
2
1
i
3,592
j- 7,229
OWNEYBEG B.
136
29
33
8
22
6
231
93
- 82
21
26
10
6 960
l 15,152
PUBBLEBRIEN B. 1
284
90
76
29
58
8
9
1
2
8,192
J
319
124
87
23
26
2
7
3
4
10,049
j- 19,816
SlIANID B.
406
101
127
27
48
9
6
1
'
9,767
233
90
84
27
23
6
2
1
7,193
j- 14,189
Smallcou.nty B.
362
87
94
27
35
6
2
2
1
6,996
I
3,283
1,069
939
291
279
71
29
14
4
22
100,179
]
V 201,931
Total, Rural Districts.
4,424
1,056
1,226
345
557
68
67
13
13
24
101,752
71
24
21
4
5
5
1
•
1,229
\ 2,719
Newcastle Town.
90
17
28
4
17
2
3
1
1,490
j
82
29
24
9
7
3
2
1,896
j- 4,034
Ratukeale T
106
33
40
6
12
2
1
1
1
2,138
153
53
45
13
12
8
2
1
3,125
j- 6,753
Total, Civic Districts.
196
50
68
10
29
4
4
2
1
3,628
3,436
1,122
1,034
304
291
79
31
14
5
22
103,304
Y 208,684
/Total op Rural and Civic
4,620
1,106
1,294
71
15
4
558
i
338
370
45
-
Males,
Females,
5
726
1,649
658
86
op 10 Years.
10,284
2,987
1 1,028
1 131
15
50
208,684
Both Sexes,
4-4
1-3
•4
04
Males, T Proportion per cent.
Y at each 10 Year
»■*
1-6
•6
08
.01
Females,] Period.
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86 CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851. [County of
II- — Table showing the Number and Ages of the Population Five Years old and upwards,
M ,,4
Districts,
and
and
^1
and
ami
ami
^1
90
!|
Tmii
Degrees of Education.
F
"ao!"
•t:
u ?r
•S“
U 90. U
■^1
Males.
f Who could Read and Write,
d£“™. ■ •
98'.
5,258
6,824
9,559
5,810
4,524
3,551
1,989
604
126
1.
39,246
1,672
3,242
**
l,90.j
1,123
868
529
310
104
21
11,890
[who could neither Read nor Write
10,710
7,188
4, TOG
4,371
3,446
3,613
2,749
2,053
572
203
28
17
39,716
["Who could Read and Write,
43
178
269
182
15!
111
77
21
1,269
DiXs. Who could Read only, . .
45
66
40
35
23
25
7
2
251
(. Who could neither Read nor Write
348
129
125
115
123
128
119
122
35
16
1,263
tj , , rWho could Read and Write,
1,025
5,436
7,049
9,828
5,992
4,683
3,662
2,066
625
130
15
4
40,515
Omo i W'>o could Read only, . .
1,717
3,308
2,151
1,940
1,146
893
537
317
106
21
4
1
12,141
Districts. [ Who could ncither Read nor write,
.
11,058
7,317
4,891
4,486
3,569
3,741
2,868
2,175
607
219
31
17
40,979
[who could Read and Write, .
Proportion | ’
7
34
50
60
56
50
52
47
35
30
18
/n»'" \ Who could Read only,
13
21
15
12
11
10
8
7
8
6
8
5
13
Degree. 1 Who could ncither Read noi l
L Write, }
80
45
35
28
33
40
40
48
. 45
59
62
77
44
1841
1838
1828
1818
1808
1798
1788
1778
1768
Years in which the persons were respectively j
to
between the ages of 5 and 15, . . .
'
to
to
and up
1851
1842
1837
1827
1817
1807
1797
1787
1777
wards.
III. — Table showing the Proportion per cent, of the Population Five Years old anc
upwards, i
each Degree
Males.
Degrees of Education.
5
n
16
26
36
46
66
66
70
so
ia
“•
25.
35
«.
"■
05.
75.
95.
95.
11
pin 1841,
8
43
55
50
51
48
43
42
43
29
42
Who could Read and Write, . J
[in 1851,
10
38
55
58
51
52
48
49
39
38
23
18
43
pin 1841,
»
18
14
11
10
.
•7
6
.0
4
12
[In 1851,
14
20
14
11
10
7
7
8
c
5
13
pin 1841,
78
39
39
39
44
50
52
,5
68
46
| Who could neither Read nor Write, J
[in 1851,
76
42
31
31
39
40
45
44
54
54
77
44
IV. — Table showing the Number and Ages of Persons
Classes of Schools
Numbee and Aces of Males.
in Rural and Civic Districts.
Under
6 .
’’
9.
13.
14.
IS.
Above
16.
if
p Primary Schools, .
30
87
264
534
698
835
923
1,309
934
1,560
875
1,027
348
•
n.
8
9,814
D , ™»*-'is U p.H5rSd»5 l! 4. .
‘
2
5
4
10
22
Civic f Primary Schools, . .
1
13
29
45
50
22
41
25
46
29
40
17
9
10
,
378
S.llU.ls, . .
1
2
3
3
2
3
2
2
3
4
7
39
Total,
30
88
279
564
745
888
948
1,352
962
911
1,074
372
241
182
9
10,253
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Limerick.] EDUCATION. 8T
who could Read and Write, — Read only, — or could neither Read nor Write, in 1851.
attending Schools during the Week ending 12th April, 1851.
Numb
ER AN
Ages
of Fr
VALES
Total
Classes of Schools in
Rural and Civic Districts.
Umlor
*•
<■
*■
9.
„
’>■
13.
-
IB.
„ r
Females
Females.
31
116
267
495
511
690
757
1,105
804
1,037
684
638
254
141
138
7
7,675
17,489
Primary Schools, Ru[UL
22
Suj«nmSAMlJ' D ”““ i '
7
15
31
56
67
65
46
82
55
84
48
34
14
13
5
2
624
1,002
Primary Schools,") r , vlr
2
1
4
2
2
1
1
4
1
1
19
58
a • u l i (Districts.
Superior Schools, J
38
131
300
552
582
757
805
1,188
860
733
673
268
154
143
9
8,318
18,571
Total.
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88 CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851. [County of
I. — Table of Ages, showing the Number of Persons under One Year, also
,
5
10
15
20
25
30
30
40,
45 i
50
55
Baronies and
Towns.
| U Ycar.
*!f
•£"
urnicr
YO.
nice
under
under
under
under
“55“
under
Eliogarty Barom
C Males, .
1611
807
1,402
1,533
1,544
678
642
589
610
368
493
223
[ Females,
141
762
1,535
1,877
1,651
1,240
780
783
080
768
Ikeurin 15.,
( Males, .
164
6S9
1,230
1,927
1,273
731
590
547
449
498
295
434
191
[ Females,
165
623
1,107
1,574
1,120
886
592
586
465
593
154
676
1,106
1,068
831
746
522
466
408
433
261
2S0
130
Kilnamanagii, U p.,
M .
(_ Females,
154
632
1,034
1,020
964
803
494
556
399
480
234
363
153
.274
1,122
2,053
2,364
2,027
1,334
891
822
623
796
452
670
311
Ormond, Lower, B
[Females,
244
1,096
1,782
1,996
1,994
1,572
882
934
718
925
489
729
316
157
700
1,181
1,259
1,284
846
528
524
401
525
257
£85
162
471
(.Females,
163
686
1,190
1,131
1,407
942
582
637
451
101
1,292
1,417
1,210
907
652
548
463
566
323
425
189
[ Females,
191
765
1,150
1,273
1,092
989
66li
615
467
~ Li
Total, Rpr
r C Males, .
1,108
4,715
8,264
9,568
8,229
5,669
3,861
3,549
2,933
3,428
1,956
2,697
1,209
Districts
[Females,
1,058
4,564
7,866
8,871
8,228
6,437
3,896
4,111
3,085
3,963
1,970
3,183
1,338
C Males, .
14
22
36
23
15
11
14
15
6
»
s
Ballina Town, .
[Females,
5
11
19
35
-5
19
4
18
12
20
*
15
7
r Males, .
94
318
456
540
340
252
251
186
237
148
168
69
Nenagh T.,
" [Females,
90
289
620
945
54,
554
321
395
239
379
198
266
■«
Roscrea T.,
r Males, .
35
193
SIS
2C0
235
153
105
114
92
102
60
94
«
[Females,
40
186
327
256
274
205
154
153
120
162
67
r Males, .
63
168
241
287
196
145
141
119
149
77
112
40
Temflemohe T.,
[Females,
48
179
218
272
271
246
178
182
139
145
81
127
45
(-Males, .
66
237
321
381
371
204
125
191
90
151
62
L Females,
73
227
326
354
498
399
283
204
283
133
216
Total, On
* r“"' •
261
930
1,352
1,401
1,451
951
704
721
536
694
381
533
223
DISTRICTS, -[ FemoleS)
256
892
1,510
1,862
1,608
1,423
940
1,005
714
484
762
290
Total of Rural a
„ rMales, .
1,369
5,645
9,616
10,969
9,680
6,620
4,565
4,270
3,469
4,122
2,337
3,230
1,432
Civic Districts
[Females,
1,314
5,456
9,316
10,733
9,836
7,860
4,836
5,116
3,799
4,952
2,454
3,945
1,628
’Males,
15,261
20,649
11,185
7,739
6,459
*
662
Ages in Periods
8,915
7
406
5,573
of 10 Years,
.Both Sexes
2,683
30,033
41,218
23,881
16,654
13,865
10,235
Proportion per c
91
6-6
I at each 10 Year-!
Period, .
. (.Females, 17
1
9-4
27-
6-7
11-7
17
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Tipperary, N.R.] AGES.
tlie Number One Year old and upwards, in periods of Five and Ten Years.
1
Fbmai.es.
Baronies and Towns.
;
10,781
12,282
j- 23,063
Euogarty Barony.
■
0,640
9,413
j- 19,059
Ikeruin B.
7,521
7,770
j- 15,291
Kilnamanagii, Upper, B.
2
14,491
14,572
j- 29,063
Ormond, Lower, B.
.
8,628
9,144
}
Ormond, Upper, B.
1
9,345
9,358
j- 18,703
Owney and Arra B.
11
8
60,412
G2.539
j- 122,951
Total Rural Districts.
195
205
j- 400
/Baulina Town (a Suburb of the
\ Town op Killaloe).
3,739
5,234
j- 8,973
Nenagii T.
1
1,821
2,31G
| 4,137
Roscrea T.
14
2,130
2,249
j- 4,379
Templemore T.
1
2,783
j- 6,369
2
3,58G
15
3
10,668
13,590
j- 24,258
Total Civic Districts.
2G
11
71,080
76,129
j- 147,209
f Total of Rural and Civic
1 Districts.
_
Males, .-]
-
Females, . Ages in Periods
of 10 Years.
37
147,209
-
Both Sexes,.
Males, 1 Proportion per cent.
V at each 10 Year
90 CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851. [County of
III. — Table showing tlie Proportion per cent, of the Population Five Years old and upwards, in each Degree
Note. — I n the Census Returns of 1841 tlie North and South Ridings of the County of Tipperary being united in one Table, the
IV. — Table showing the Number and Ages of Persons
Classes op Schools
in Rural and Civic Districts.
Nua
BEB A
-A.
s of Males.
Under
4
*•
10.
„
„
13.
14.
15.
■*
Above
IS.
u
l!
< 8-
Males.
Primary Schools, .
30
96
198
330
418
599
471
711
452
671
367
393
114
82
44
27
5,003
Districts,"
Superior Schools, .
.
2
1
4
Primary Schools, .
30
52
69
73
90
93
97
95
94
103
62
55
52
28
155
1
1,149
Districts,"
Superior Schools, .
1
3
3
4
4
1
1
9
2
11
4
6
22
4
81
Total,
60
149
270
406
513
696
569
812
547
785
432
459
170
116
221
32
6,237
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who could Read and Write, — Read only, — or could neither Read nor Write, in 1851.
Districts,
i
15
and
30
and
40
and
under
uSr
G °1
under
S °d
90
and up-
||
Fema A lus.
Degrees of Education.
10.
IS.
20.
30.
40.
50.
SO.
< &
547
2,585
2,881
3,560
1,143
830
394
142
34
5
1
13,891
Who could Read and Write,
1 Rural
j Districts.
1,166
2,547
2,689
3,549
2,349
1,613
1,019
457
127
33
1
2
15,552
Who could Read only,
6,093
3,739
2,658
3,224
3,078
3,177
2,672
1,945
620
232
31
5
27,474
Who could neither Read nor Write
208
510
594
856
531
341
215
121
38
10
1
3,425
Who could Road and Write,
1 Civic
[ Districts.
309
685
435
614
401
295
201
94
19
7
3
1
3,064
Who could Read only.
993
667
579
893
787
837
636
387
104
56
13
1
5,953
Who could neither Read norWrite
J
755
3,095
3,475
4,416
2,300
1,484
1,045
515
180
44
5
2
17,316
Who could Read and Write,
~| Rural
3,232
3,124
4,163
2,750
1,908
1,220
651
146
40
4
18,616
Who could Read only,
\ Civic
7,086
4,406
3,237
4,117
3,865
4,014
«»B
2,332
724
288
44
33,427
Who could neither Read nor Writ
J Districts.
29
35
35
26
20
19
15
17
12
18
25
Who could Read and Write, .'
Proportion
16
30
32
33
31
26
22
16
14
11
27
27
Who could Read only, .
PER CENT.
76
41
33
32
43
54
59
65
69
77
83
55
48
( Who could neither Read nor
t Write
Degree.
1841
1838
1828
1818
1808
1798
1788
1778
1768
1767
] Years in which the persons we
re respectively
to 30 th March,
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
mdup
f between the ages of 5 and 15.
1851
1842
1837
1827
1817
1807
1797
1787
1777
of Education in 1841 and 1851, according to the Classification of Ages in the Census Tables of 1841.
comparative state of Education in 1841 and 1851 can only be given for the entire county in the same manner. ( Seepages 94 and 95.)
attending Schools during the Week ending 12th April, 1851.
—
—
—
—
—
of Females
TOTAL
Classes of Schools in
Rural and Civic Districts.
<•
«•
>•
10.
n.
12.
13.
14.
15.
Above
1C.
•<1
FH^ES.
Females.
322
339
420
408
685
400
658
369
338
114
86
40
56
4,574
9,577
Primary Schools, ~1 Rural
i
1
8
7
1
6
*
6
*
“
39
„ .«,! (Districts.
Superior Schools, J
241
135
275
126
261
134
159
33
37
108
1,923
3,072
Primary Schools, - ) r.xvir
8
8
7
12
12
s
8
9
7
6
7
5
5
103
184
Superior Schools., DlSTB1CTS ‘
55
181
259
415
522
-
555
973
536
934
513
510
157
136
157
63
6,635
12,872
Total.
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CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851. [C'oukty of
I. — Table of Ages, showing the Number of Persons under One Year, also
Baronies and Towns.
lYcar.
antler
major
umjcr
To.”
#
4
35.
tmder
attd
To”
aa°d
60.”
("Males, .
Clanw 1 1. liam Barony, 1
286
1,305
2,067
2,341)
2,211
1,585
1,058
1,024
832
962
595
695
346
[Females
248
1,235
2,085
2,315
1,932
1,578
974
1,035
897
1,030
515
805
363
If f a AND Ofpa, East, f Mal ° 5 ’ •
170
706
1,060
1,156
1,109
789
585
563
433
537
322
458
239
B \ Females
146
649
1,065
1,090
1,092
880
625
645
504
620
319
489
228
IlFA AND Offa, West, f Ma,CS ’ •
233
1,062
1,900
2,200
1,895
1,389
935
885
705
882
453
645
303
' ' "[Females
224
1,020
1,981
2,131
1,827
1,455
867
J.070
705
1,091
436
751
340
("Males, .
Kilnamanagii Lr., B.x
93
401
578
690
581
498
312
278
214
302
138
203
06
[Females,
78
347
566
636
552
490
264
277
245
202
141
218
99
("Males, .
Middlethird B., . J
179
852
1,469
1,923
1,569
1,126
792
785
644
719
420
604
282
[Females,
163
793
1,361
1,383
1,414
1,226
830
763
633
683
409
631
327
(•Males, .
Slievardagh B., .J
215
1,118
1,837
1,839
1,556
1,223
872
814
658
718
439
612
322
[Females,
243
1,048
1,612
1,745
1,573
1,347
869
889
704
803
468
74 9
366
Total C Males, .
1,176
5,414
8,911
10,156
8,921
6,610
4,554
4,349
3,486
4,120
2,367
3,217
1,578
1,102
5,092
8,670
9,500
8,390
6,976
4,429
4,679
3,688
4,509
2,288
3,643
1,723
("Males, .
Caheii Town, . .J
52
173
207
173
190
133
151
152
128
141
79
69
30
[ Females,
48
141
200
204
211
204
177
155
138
138
57
82
52
Carrick-on-Suir T., f Malcs > .
62
288
390
307
311
231
173
182
187
211
125
156
60
(PART OF), . -^Females,
74
224
331
327
325
370
265
289
236
263
152
212
86
("Males, .
69
244
514
409
589
234
132
184
142
188
115
131
63
[Females,
70
240
573
922
689
348
237
313
231
452
156
202
87
("Males, .
Clonmel T., (part of)1
164
513
817
1,058
963
620
469
449
372
439
237
353
154
[Females,
146
487
777
894
941
952
644
700
452
647
293
433
190
r Males, .
Fetiiard T., . J
21
122
150
174
141
86
94
79
72
82
48
66
28
[Females,
30
99
166
163
165
144
101
117
109
102
62
82
40
("Males, .
Tipperary T., . . J
78
299
521
498
747
309
253
268
220
227
154
175
92
[Females,
84
301
531
789
910
486
358
373
286
444
203
258
132
Total f Males, .
Civic Districts, j
446
1,639
2,599
2,619
2,941
1,613
1,274
1,314
1,121
1,288
758
950
427
4 '' 4
2,578
3,299
3,241
2,504
1,782
1,947
1,452
2,046
923
1,349
587
Total of Rural and f Malcs > ■
1,622
7,083
11,510
12,775
11,862
8,223
5,828
5,663
4,607
5,408
Civic Di.cmcts,
1,554
6,584
11,248
12,793
11,631
9,480
6,211
6,626
5,140
6,555
3,211
4,992
2,310
fMalcs,
18,593
24,
37
14,051
10,270
8,533
6,172'
Ages in Periods J ^ ema ' es >
op 10 Years, .j
17,832
24,430
15,6
91
11,766
9,766
7,302
(.Both Sexes,
3,176
36,425
49,067
29,742
22,036
18,299
13,474
Proportion percent. ("Males, .
at each 10 Year-2
1-8
20-9
27-7
15
8
11-6
9
,
6-9
Period, . . . [Females,
1-6
18-7
25
6
16
5
12
3
10-2
7-7
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the Number One Year old and upwards, in periods of Five and Ten Years.
60
70
4
4
85
90
93
upwan
Total.
JlAl.KS AS
Females.
Baronies and Towns.
437
632
183
185
164
203
51
35
7
13
6
6
‘
1
1
16,213
} w
Clanwilliam Bauonv.
269
347
91
80
66
96
26
29
17
31
7
s
l
!
18
15
8,624
8,961
i
> 17,585
Iffa and Offa, East, B.
431
593
109
130
134
160
33
31
49
7
9
2
1
1
1
3
2
14,887
j- 29,125
Iffa and Offa, West, B.
116
164
“
57
65
8
8
11
26
2
1
1
1
2
1
4,519
j- 9,143
JClLNAMANA
gii, Lower, B.
393
465
146
168
127
181
43
32
49
11
8
6
1
1
1
1
12,138
11,539
j- 23,677
Middlethihd B.
400
593
167
192
178
191
62
78
40
68
7
14
1
9
2
3
1
13,081
13,568
j- 26,649
Sl "™“
I! B.
2,046
2,796
755
812
726
896
240
265
166
292
38
52
18
25
9
17
9
29
19
68,918
69,872
j- 138,790
Total, Rural Districts.
38
80
16
21
9
6
8
1
1,748
1,950
} vm
Caher Town.
63
125
29
40
26
52
5
15
18
4
2
1
1
1
1
2,812
3,412
j- 6,224
Caruick-on
SuiR T.,.(PART of).
120
. 236
38
64
31
63
12
8
32
2
2
2
3,236
5,011
j- 8,247
Cashel T.
182
307
77
80
64
59
20
25
13
45
2
6
1
4
1
1
1
1
6,969
8,084
j- 15,053
Clonmel T.,
(PU.TOP).
32
62
17
34
18
23
9
13
1
1
1
1,243
1,524
j- 2,767
Fethard T.
99
216
42
69
16
62
8
12
8
33
6
4
1
1
3
3
4,018
5,561
<- 9,579
Tipperary 1
534
1,026
219
308
164
288
70
76
33
149
5
22
1
13
2
1
2
4
20,026
25,542
- 45,568
['otal, Civic Districts.
2,580
3,822
974
1,120
890
1,184
310
341
199
441
43
74
19
13
19
3
11
35
23
88,944
95,414
- 184,358
Total of Rural and Civic
Districts.
3,554
4,942
1,200
1,525
242
515
32
57
-
Males,
females,
Ages in Periods
8,496
2,725 i
757
89
14
58
84,358
-
Bom Sexes,.
4;0
5-2
1-3
*
•04
•06
.01
Males, ~) Proportion per cent.
> AT EACH 10 Year
" emales, J Period.
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CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851. [County of
XI Table showing the Number and Ages of the Population Five Years old and upwards,
Districts,
—
is
20
30
40
SO
60
70
80
17
Degrees op Education.
To!
*S"
under
30.
n t: r
"So"
■ir
■S"
under
80.
and up-
_8
Males.
pWho could Read and Write,
611
3,602
4,380
6,468
4,214
3,036
2,329
1,323
471
95
6
12
26,547
dSSS.. . •
1,252
2,145
1,626
1,635
987
715
447
229
76
14
3
7
9,136
[ Who could neither Read nor Write,
7,048
4,409
2,915
3,061
2,634
2,736
2,019
1,249
419
95
TWho could Read and Write,
315
1,054
1,401
1,734
1,427
1,070
710
347
114
14
3
1
8,190
Civic J Who could Read only,
Districts.|
500
598
452
368
263
213
130
79
16
1
2,620
L Who could neither Read nor Write,
1,784
967
1,088
785
745
763
537
327
104
23
Rural pVho could Read and Write, .
Cmc ^ Wh ° COuld Eead ° nly ’
926
4,656
6,781
8,202
5,641
4,106
3,039
1,670
585
109
13
34,737
1,752
2,743
2,078
2,003
1,250
928
577
308
92
15
11,756
Districts. [ Who couU ne i t her Read nor Write
8,832
5,376
4,003
3,846
3,379
3,499
2,556
1,576
523
118
23
lo
33,746
8
36
49
59
55
48
49
47
49
45
26
37
43
Proportion
per cent. J Who could Read only.
15
22
17
14
12
11
20
15
IN each | -\y| l0 cou i<i neither Read norl
Degree. L Write /
77
42
34
27
33
41
42
44
43
49
66
43
42
1841
1838
1828
1818
1808
1798
1788
1778
1768
1767
Years in which the persons were respectively I
and up
to 30 th March
to
between the ages of 5 and 15, . . .
1851
1842
1837
1827
1817
1807
1797
1787
1777
wards
III. — Table showing the Proportion per cent, of the Population Five Years old and upwards, in each Degree
IY. — Table showing the Number and Ages of Persons
Classes op Schools
in Rural and Civic Districts.
Nus
...»
....
OF M
>-
9.
,,
11.
12.
„
14
15.
16.
Above
16.
gj
Males.
27
63
159
260
326
433
620
771
510
656
401
448
146
89
59
11
4,879
Districts. j^g uper j or 3choolS( .
1
3
2
4
4
10
4
11
25
65
47
109
138
256
332
376
318
344
389
347
227
227
93
54
283
3,543
17
9
9
10
5
10
7
8
13
113
Total,
74
173
300
520
661
827
845' 1,127
9)0
1,017
637
“
253
161
375
27
8,600
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Tipperary, S. R,.] EDUCATION.
who could Read and Write, — Read only, — or could neither Read nor Write, in 1851.
1 p—
.
l 'io. or
and
15 .
under
20
and
under
and
U 50° r
and
6 °d
and
under
80
and
90.
90
and up
"I
i
Females
Degrees op Educa
534
1,235
6.901
266
410
1.902
2,802
2,227
4,471
979
626
1,694
3,345
2,012
3,033
990
725
1,526
4,431
2,552
1,611
881
1,794
2,191
1,761
4,415
956
635
1,808
1,303
1,150
4,344
656
468
1,845
967
775
3,624
420
238
1,278
470
371
2,767
237
126
971
148
106
907
67
43
254
27
283
27
10
134
40
4
11
12
16,234
12,225
35,219
6,213
4,164
13,221
Who could Road and Write,
Who could Read only, . . |
Who could neither Read nor Write J
Who could Read and Write, ."1
Who«mWK«uloaly. . .
Who could neither Read nor Write J
800
3,781
4,335
6,042
3,147
1,959
1,387
707
215
61
11
22,447
Who could Read and Write,
1,645
2,853
2,737
3,433
2,396
1,618
1,013
497
149
37
16,389
Who could Read only,
' f Civic
6,165
4,559
6,216
6,223
6,189
4,902
3,738
1,161
417
51
16
48,440
Who could neither Read nor Wri
e I Districts.
7
30
37
38
27
20
19
14
14
12
16
9
26
Who conld Read and Write, .~
15
22
24
22
20
17
14
10
10
9
22
19
Who could Read only, .
Proportion
78
48
39
40
53
63
67
76
76
81
75
69
55
/Who could neither Read nor
Degree.
1841
1838
1828
1818
1808
1798
1788
1778
1768
1767
to 30th March,
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
Years in which the persons we
o respectively
1817
1807
1797
1787
1777
wards.
of Education in 1841 and 1851, according to the Classification of Ages in the Census Tables of 1841.
Females.
Degrees of Education.
10.
15.
1C
to
36
|
56
CG
t°
86
Above
95.
||
Females.
5
26
29
20
17
15
12
13
11
16
?
19
33
14
15
15
9
26
In 1851, J
14
29
30
26
21
16
12
10
8
8
8
9
23
In 1841,')
14
12
9
9
9
41
22
In 1851, J
81
45
41
54
62
69
76
77
81
76
85
87
58
In 1841,')
72
77
76
76
50
52
In 1851, J
attending Schools during the Week ending 12th April, 1851.
Nu»
HERAT
sofF
Males
Females
Classes op Schools in
Rural and Civic Districts.
,
„
13.
,
IS.
Above
||
Females
»
55
115
169
242
347
388
501
436
580
339
326
92
60
26
15
3,699
8,578
Primary Schools,'
1
2
67
SuperiorScliools,.
Districts.
37
121
137
228
268
294
313
443
319
539
312
341
92
59
61
26
3,590
7,133
Primary Schools,'
- 1
4
9
9
6
8
9
5
6
8
6
11
2
K
198
SuperiorScliools, .
'Districts.
45
177
256
406
519
648
709
953
760
1,126
659
673
195
121
88
41
7,376
15,976
Total.
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CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851. ' [City oi
I. Table of Ages, showing the Number of Persons under One Tear, also
Towns.
Under
1 Year.
1^
u ndcr
15.
20
under
iindor
35 1
■to.
“sdr
and
U 60? r
(-Wales, .
City of Waterford,
(Females,
LBotii Sexes,
288
312
1,021
959
1,513
1,396
1,485
1,445
1,129
1,475
887
1,416
862
1,236
811
1,200
714
830
75!
1,049
416
528
530
761
223
349
2,534
2,355
2,614
2,920
1,749
2,652
1,525
2,030
1,174
1,577
753
1,110
600
4,889
5,534
4,401
3 ’ 500
2,751
1,863
Proportion per cent. ("Males, .
AT each 10 Year-1
Period. (Females,
2-5
2-2
22-5
16-8
23-2
20-8
15-5
18-9
135
14-5
10- 4
11- 2
6- 7
7- 9
II. — Table showing the Number and Ages of the Population Five Years old and upwards,
HI. Table showing the Proportion per cent of the Population Five Years old and upwards, in each Degree
Degrees of Education.
11
10
26
36
46
56
66
76
86
Above
= 1
10.
15.
25.
35.
45.
55.
65.
75.
85.
95.
JU '
iff.
("In 1841,
19
62
70
70
67
62
61
65
65
56
60
Who could Read and Write, .
'In 1851,
39
58
66
64
60
63
63
62
56
43
54
(-In 1841,
21
16
12
11
11
9
7
7
7
19
13
Who could Read only, .
(In 1851,
22
20
10
11
10
11
5
9
8
14
(-In 1841,
60
22
18
19
22
29
32
28
23
25
27
Who could neither Read nor Write,
(in 1851,
59
22
24
25
30
26
32
29
36
57
32
IY. — Table showing the Number and Ages of Persons
Classes of -Schools.
...
s of Males
X
4 ‘
6 .
6.
*
9.
12.
„
14.
Above
Total
Primary Schools, ....
29
43
78
122
169
18i
168
181
153
149
96
49
23
8
28
1,480
Superior Schools, ....
1
4
12
14
5
18
23
25
19
19
20
14
33
*
191
Total, .
29
44
82
134
183
189
186
204
178
168
115
_!!
37
21
32
1,671
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Waterford.] AGES AND EDUCATION,
the Number One ?ear old and upwards, in periods of Five and Ten Years.
97
314 131]
.5551 203
j Macks and
Fkmalks.
»H 7 {
lies, ^
City of Waterford.
Females, .
Both Sexes,
Aces in Periods
. Males, ~) Proportion per cent
V at each 10 Yea i
. Females, J Period.
who could Read and Write,— Read only,— or could neither Read nor Write, in 1851.
E ,
mm
5
10
15
20
30
40
60
GO
70
80
S-4
aiid
.!.!■!
and
and
and
10.
15.
20.
V
GO.
70.
90.
J.
“i
Fk.mai.es.
Degrees of Education.
152
542
626
1,136
691
470
341
196
82
13
4,250
Who could Read and Write,
•]
314
342
347
621
443
324
206
128
31
7
2
2,765
Who could Read only, . .
[ Civic
• | District.
030
m
502
895
896
783
563
434
136
39
10
5
5,754
Who could neither Read nor W rit
,J
11
37
24
42
24
43
23
34
»
3,
26
33
22
8
33
Who could Read and Write, . ‘
Proportion
20
17
12
12
15
22
Who could Read only, .
er
39
34
34
44
50
51
57
55
66
77
45
f Who could neither Read nor
\ Write, . . . . J
Decree.
1841
1838
1828
1818
1808
1798
1788
1778
1768
1767
to 30th March,
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
omln
Years in which the persons we
e respectively
1851
1842
1837
1827
1817
1807
1797
1787
1777
J between the ages of 5 and 15.
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CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851. [County of
I. Table of Ages, showing the Number of Persons under One Year, also
i
25
30
33
40
45
50
55
Baronies and Towns.
Under
1 Year.
under
and
under
15.
and
20.
and
80>
under
under
under
under
i
under
00.
i vxt
1,460
1,322
1,021
711
630
444
620
320
456
183
bride Barony,
' [Females,
170
002
1,215
1,393
1,269
1,096
681
714
487
545
225
....
1,141
1,220
1,178
991
689
682
455
639
252
452
185
B., .
• [Females,
109
605
1,074
J,141
1,083
1,045
693
710
477
659
2,231
2,576
2,219
1,809
1,271
1,238
820
1,202
502
888
372
Drum B.,
• [Females,
322
1,249
2,086
2,162
1,988
1,787
1,236
1,290
871
1,222
C Males, .
140
537
767
749
786
513
425
439
339
361
210
329
117
Gaultiere B., .
[Females,
140
520
714
726
749
696
585
570
380
557
268
398
152
/-Males, .
47
157
238
278
233
207
160
144
110
128
80
97
54
Glenahiry B., .
[Females,
38
136
286
258
245
232
134
133
106
138
73
79
60
r Males, .
155
582
952
847
781
704
531
554
404
497
236
313
141
Middlethird B.,
[Females,
134
604
915
792
802
729
597
611
425
552
254
415
179
/-Males, .
120
538
830
809
793
691
508
486
381
463
220
320
127
UPPERTHIRD B.,
[Females,
127
557
800
732
675
653
511
501
319
451
307
156
Total, Rural f Mdes > •
1,109
4,472
7,482
7,939
7,312
5,936
4,295
4,173
2,953
3,910
1,820
2,855
1,179
Districts,
[Females,
1,100
4,333
7,090
7,204
6,811
6,238
4,437
4,529
3,065
4,285
1,897
3,119
27
89
132
125
110
81
71
85
57
71
29
52
20
CAPPO<iuiN Town,
[Females,
28
95
128
118
136
111
93
91
60
73
34
59
34
20
90
146
117
109
72""
57
48
45
71
37
45
20
Carrickbeg T.,
[Females,
30
92
124
154
108
92
65
85
75
88
43
69
25
fMales, .
3
9
6
8
11
5
4
4
4
2
3
2
I Clonmel T., (part op)-'
[Females,
3
4
5
•
11
5
12
6
2
10
3
10
4
99
257
437
435
411
261
196
224
174
237
122
167
88
Dungarvan T., .
[Females,
70
261
441
619
604
430
325
332
240
370
160
243
118
10
81
121
149
145
106
96
63
45
56
40
56
33
LlSMORE T.,
[Females,
22
64
132
149
160
140
108
95
72
101
43
60
36
/-Males, .
08
181
272
257
270
167
140
122
88
114
72
73
37
PORTLAW T.,
[Females,
55
156
238
256
319
303
222
192
121
147
78
113
69
' Total Civic f Males » •
230
701
1,117
1,089
1,053
698
565
546
413
553
302
396
200
Districts, | FcmaIcs
214
672
1,068
1,302
1,338
1,081
825
800
570
789
360
554
286
vn f Males, .
1,345
5,173
8,599
9,028
8,365
6,634
4,860
4,719
3,366
4,463
2,122
3,251
1,379
Civic Districts, j Fema|es
1,314
5,005
8,158
8,506
8,149
7,319
5,262
5,329
3,635
5,074
2,257
3,673
1,679
(Males, .
13,772
17,393
11,494
8,085
6
585
1
630
Females,
13,163
16,655
12
,581
8,964
7,331
5,352
Both Sexes
2,059
20,935
34,048
24,075
17,049
13,916
9,982
2-
20-4
25-7
17'
11-9
9-7
6-9
Period, .
. [Females
1-9
18-5
23-5
17-7
12-6
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99
-Waterford.] AGES.
the Number One Year old and upwards, in periods of Five and Ten Years.
z
under
70
and
under
■r
8 °d
85
U 90. Cr
TO
"TO. 1 '
95
upwards
II
■4 =•
—
Males ani
Females.
Baronies and Towns.
401
492
97
107
104
124
43
42
41
57
4
9
5
2
1
10,087
10,312
j- 20,399
Cosiimore
AND COSIIBRIDE BaRONY.
340
43C
76
94
87
116
22
34
31
47
6
6
11
3
1
9,258
9,342
j- 18,600
Decies-witiiin-Drum B.
639
837
168
194
196
199
64
58
65
100
11
2
13
10
14
7
13
17,498
j- 35,387
Decies-witiiout-Drum B.
223
287
61
75
104
30
39
21
42
13
4
6
7
5
2
2
1
6,146
7,032
j- 13,178
Gaultiere B.
64
81
21
29
15
13
5
5
7
3
2
1
2,047
2,058
j- 4,105
Glenahiry B.
257
352
82
86
95
113
36
28
36
48
9
9
6
2
7,220
7,660
j- 14,880
Middletiiird B.
213
262
74
75
77
82
20
16
34
49
3
6
1
2
2
2
6,718
6,489
j- 13,207
Upperthird B.
2,137
2,747
579
674
649
751
220
222
236
350
41
28
52
26
26
3
9
14
18
59,365
60,391
j- 119,756
Total, Rural Districts.
33
57
9
9
6
2
6
1
>
1,003
1,141
<- 2,144
Cappoquin Town.
61
15
11
23
1
4
2
11
i
1
941
1,167
- 2,108
Carricicbeg T.
1
2
1
3
1
66
85
151
Clonmel T. (part of).
91
215
43
54
31
43
22
14
19
20
1
3
1
1
3
3,317
4,571
} 7*88
Dungarvan T.
29
59
11
14
6
9
1
6
2
10
1
2
1
1,057
1,283
j- 2,340
LismoreT..
48
89
24
19
9
10
2
6
2
7
1
1
1
1
1,949
2,402
p 4,351
PORTLAW T.
240
484
93
113
60
92
32
32
30
54
6
a
1
1
2
5
8,333
10,649
- 18,982
Total, Civic Districts.
2,377
3,231
672
787
709
843
252
254
266
404
41
47
31
55
26
27
4
9
16
23
71,040
- 138,738
’Total of Rural and Civic
Districts.
3,049
961
307
57
4-
tales, .
4,018
1,097
451
82
Females, .
Ages in Periods
of 10 Years.
7,067
2,058
758
133
13
39
38,738
-
Both Sexes,
4- 5
5- 7
1-4
1-5
•4
.•08
•1
Males, 1 Proportion per cent.
V at each 10 Year
F emales, J Period.
02
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100 CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851. [County op
II. — Table showing the Number and Ages of the Population Five Years old and upwards,
Districts,
Malbs.
■
ID
, n
in
7(1
m
an<l
and
and
and
and
Degrees of Education.
umter
20.
30.
00.
GO.
80.
30.
wards.
rWlio could Read and Write,
468
2,077
2,447
3,710
2,395
1,696
1,222
740
254
63
9
3
15,084
903
1,179
759
907
516
372
227
116
42
11
. 1
5,033
LWho could neither Read nor Write,
6,111
4,683
4,106
5,614
4,215
3,662
2,585
1,860
573
200
48
10
33,667
rWho could Read and Write,
92
402
483
G7.5
476
313
262
132
43
17
2,898
dSL: Nta-mii-d-fr, ■ •
152
202
151
152
89
73
43
22
5
890
LWho couldncither Read nor Write,
873
485
419
436
394
469
291
179
44
16
2
3,008
limuL f'Vho could Red .ml Write, .
560
2,479
2,930
4,385
2,871
2,009
1,484
872
297
80
12
- 8
17,982
Civic 1 W ' 10 cou ' <1 Read only,
1,055
1,381
910
1,059
605
445
270
138
47
11
1
5,923
Districts. |_ who cou id neither Read nor Write,
6,984
5,168
4,525
6,050
4,609
4,131
2,876
2,039
617
216
48
12
37,275
28
35
38
35
30
32
28
31
26
19
19
29
10
per cent. J Who could Read only, .
SSC 1 w te.s lW E ** 4 “l
81
57
54
s;
57
63
'62
67
64
70
79
61
1841
1838
1828
1818
1808
1798
1788
1778
1768
1767
Years in which the persons were respectively
to
and up
1851
1842
1837
1827
1817
1807
1797
1787
III. — Table showing the Proportion per cent, of the Population Five Years old and upwards, in each Degree
Classes of Schools
in Rural and Civic Districts.
Number a.
s op Males
Under
6.
7.
12.
13.
14.
*
16.
Abovo
||
mZs.
Brail. fFH-uMv*, • ■
22
54
170
308
333
425
494
561
382
494
344
360
118
95
75
i
4,236
D'S^i^-SnperiorSeheoJs, . .
1
2
3
3
4
3
13
8
13
18
18
11
4
25
50
176
Civic f Primary Schools, .
17
26
61
67
6.9
75
76
104
90
118
79
32
23
17
7
864
Districts. ”[c; U p Cr j or g c ] l00 ] s> .
1
1
6
1
1
1
4
1
3
2
.
5
3
2
10
43
' Total,
* 40
83
•235
88.
403
• 505
574
682
481
628
443
415
157
118
117
54
5,319
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of Education in 1841 and 1S51, according to tlie Classification of Ages in the Census Tables of 1841.
Females.
5
11
1G
2G
4G
5G
GG
8G
!|
Degrees of Education.
10.
15.
*»■
35.
55.
G5.
75.
95.
95.
H
Females
4
17
18
13
11
9
7
8
8
,
12
In 1041/
■Who could Read and Write.
' 7
24
35
19
14
13
10
10
8
6
17
17
In 1851 ,J
16
13
10
8
7
4
4
4
3
<
4
10
In 1841,
-Who could Read only.
13
16
18
10
7
6
4
3
4
10
In 1851,
87
67
69
77
“i
84
88
88
90
90
96
96
78
In 1841,'
-Who could neither Read nor Write.
80
60
47
71
79
81
86
85
90
88
94
83
73
In 1851,.
attending Schools during the Week ending 12th April, 1851.
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102 CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851. [Province of
I. — Table of Ages, showing the Number of Persons under One Year, also
II. — Table showing the Number and Ages of the Population Five Years old and upwards,
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Munster.] AGES. 103
the Number One Year old and upwards, in periods of Five and Ten Years.
60
and
65.
u |“
"i"
Z
and
ir
■1*
95
and
100.
upwards
I!
Total.
}?£MALES.
Districts.
23,424
31,978
5,130
7,439
7,7 99
1,905
2,395
7,503
9,077
1,515
2,490
2,332
581
699
2,245
3,817
364
994
437
458
79
160
274
432
125
105
.163
22
44
32
65
7
22
332
284
339
150
727,556
738,543
177,423
214,214
j- 1,466,099
j- 391,637
Rural Districts.
Civic Districts.
/Total of Rural and Civic
\ Districts.
Males, .'|
'I Ages m Periods
J op 10 Years.
Both Sexes, J
28,554
40,806
9,344
10,194
9,018
11,567
2,913
3,221
4,811
516
618
313
557
127
207
39
87
671
434
904,979
952,757
j- 1,857, 736
51,000
11,931
14,788
3,125
5,429
440
764
88,898
26,719
8,554
1,204
126
1,105
1,857,736
4- 2
5- 3
1-3
1-5
•3
•6
•05
•08
Males, .4 Proportion per cent.
V AT EACH 10 Year
F emales, J Period.
who could Read and Write, — Read only, — or could neither Read nor Write, in 1851.
Females.
Districts,
Degrees of Education.
i
n|or
15
and
under
20
and
30
and
and
50.
under
60.
6 °d
U 80. Ot
80
and
under
and up
Ages not
specified.
“ ES
5,631
11,303
75,179
2,485
4,474
13,655
25,503
21,163
57,472
8,526
6,754
11,161
29,301
15,65(
46,710
10,126
5,176
10,581
34,978
18,592
63,249
15,857
7,164
18,843
11,677
53,777
9,751
4,877
13,949
11.93C
8,096
53,276
6,565
13,732
8,23
5,07
40, 20'
4,37.
2,123
9,805
4,25
2,62
32,89
2,518
1,198
7,506
1,41
74
9,44
90
344
1,944
19
3,72
22C
8C
854
61
2.
574
16
147
16
232
39
13
140,548
95,147
436,739
61,390
35,843
99,070
Wlio could Read and Write,
WUo «mlA E«a OAly. .
Wlio could neither Read nor W rite, J
Who could Read and Write, .1
Wk, could Itekl only, .
Who could neither Read nor Write, J
8,116
34,029
39,427
50,835
28,594
18,495
12,608
6,775
2,313
582
89
75
201,938
Who could Read and Write, ."j nimflr
15,777
27,917
20,826
25,756
16,554
11,722
7,193
3,821
1,084
270
41
29
130,990
Who could Read only, . . j-
88,834
68,633
57,291
78,887
67,726
67,008
50,007
40,404
11,391
4,577
721
330
535,809
Who could neither Read nor Write, J Dist1u CTS -
7
26
33
33
25
19
18
13
16
11
10
17
23
18
16
15
12
10
8
5
7
15
Who could Read only, . . [ per cent.
79
53
49
51
60
69
72
79
77
84
85
76
62
{ W Write“ U ! eitllC . r RCad “"J Degree.
1841
1838
1828
1818
1808
1798
1788
1778
1768
1767
to 30th March,
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
Years in which the persons were respectively
1
1842
1837
1827
1817
1807
1797
1787
1777
wards.
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104- CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851. [Province of
HI. — Table allowing the Number and Ages of the Population Five Years old and upwards who could Read and-
Ages in the Census
Wr.te
Districts and Periods.
s
U
1G
26
36
46
5G
66
76
86
A !T
IS.
S.
35.
«■
»*•
»■
75.
85.
■“
II
Males.
rin 1841,
11,045
40,773
88,435
53,509
37,726
26,274
15,390
6,109
1,829
294
49
106
286,539
Rural Districts,
Lin 1851,
11,834
36,0GG
73,301
4 i 228
29,848
22,090
13,848
5,472
1,385
214
28
50
237,164
rin 1841,
4,449
11,320
23,102
16,097
11,219
7,695
4,814
1,769
528
92
11
87
81,183
Civic Districts, .
[In 1851,
4;772
11,913
22,349
15,140
11,550
7,674
4,362
1,680
423
56
8
61
79,988
rin 1841,
15,494
52,093
111,537
74,606
48,945
33,969
20,204
7,878
2,357
386
60
193
367,722
Districts,
[In 1851,
16,406
47,979
95,650
58,3G8
41,398
29,764
18,210
7,152
1,808
270
36
111
317,152
Males
WHO COOL
Read
NLY.
rin 1841,
20,131
20,930
26,593
15,485
8,604
5,134
3,088
1,096
287
5!
• 12
43
101,461
Rural Districts,
Lin 1851,
16,940
19,506
20,425
9,114
6,359
4,168
2,230
821
224
31
23
79,844
rin 1841,
5,028
3,326
4,376
2,827
1,902
1,208
682
216
82
16
19,668
Civic Districts, .
Lin 1851,
5,633
4,340
4,187
2,347
1,849
1,244
649
223
51
n
20,538
Rural and Civic
rin 1841,
25,159
24,256
30,969
18,312
10,506
6,342
3,770
1,312
369
74
12
48
121,129
Districts,
[In 1851,
22,573
23,846
24,612
11,461
8,208
5,412
2,879
1,044
27
3o
34
100,382
Males who eo
CLD NEITHER Read
nor Write.
rin 1841,
133,312
59,207
90,396
75,329
49,831
38,149
28,072
10,117
3,760
631
183
491
489,478
Rural Districts,
Lin 1851,
90,856
51,75!
69,222
40,468
35,664
25,52!
18,900
6,781
2,180
358
91
259
342,058
rin 1841,
16,832
5,26!
7,399
7,127
5,749
4,939
3,461
1,122
402
63
23
116
52,503
Civic Districts; .
[in 1851,
16,417
7,749
10,622
6,936
6,829
4,673
3,227
1,118
314
35
14
267
58,201
Rural and Civic
rin 1841,
150,144
64,477
97,795
82,456
55,580
43,088
31,535
11,239
4,162
694
206
607
541,981
[in 1851,
107,273
59,500
79,844
47,404
42,493
30,201
22,12"
7,899
2,494
393
105
52G
400,259
IV. — Table showing the Proportion per cent, of the Population Five Years old and upwards, in each Degree
Classes of Schools
in Rural and Civic Districts.
Nu»
....
...
sofA
6.
,
15.
“■
Above
s|
Males.
lj lm>r r Primary Schools, .
210
693
1,770
3,339
4,182
5,687
7,893
5,327
3,020
7,7.7
5,176
1,816
1,222
883
488
56,681
DlsiBicra.'Lsup.ctor School., . .
1
7
4
14
11
24
15
27
31
52
25
27
82
50
375
Civic f prim “T Scllools ’ ■ ■
297
604
1,024
1,624
2,040
2,301
2,319
3.0S7
2,352
3,107
2,043
2,128
828
458
1,013
47
25,222
■"■"■WiktHM* ■ ■
s
24
67
92
90
106
137
187
180
212
168
180
153
116
170
27
1,914
Total,
513 1,323
2,864; 5,062
1
6,316
7,609
8,154
11141
7,874
11366
6,949
7,536
*
1,823
2,148
612'| 84,192
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Monster.] EDUCATION. 105
"Write, Read only, — or wlio could neither Read nor Write in 1841 and 1851, according to the Classification of
Tables of 1841.
Females w
Read as
Writ
.
ll
»
«
*
«
»
66
B.
86
?| !
Total
Districts and Periods.
10.
15.
2o.
35.
45.
65.
65.
95.
eg- !
7,022
24,028
46,660
22,480
12,639
7,872
4,236
1,475
499
96
14
54
127,075
In 1841, ■)
> Rural Districts.
9,505
27,378
48,883
23,330
14,169
9,388
5,320
1,875
560
82
36
140,548
In 1851, J
2,957
7,863
19,155
11,454
7,338
4,705
2,790
1,158
375
83
9
56
57,943
In 1841,')
>Civic Districts.
3,901
9,061
18,936
11,888
7,754
5,129
3,019
1,240
367
47
9
39
61,390
In 1851, J
31,891
65,815
33,934
19,977
12,577
7,026
2,633
874
179
23
no
185,018
In 1841,") Rural AN1> Civic
13,406
36,439
67,819
35,218
21,02.1
14,517
8,339
3,115
927
129
31
75
201,938
In 185],.)
Females who cools bead only.
15,628
21,345
• 36,447
20,361
10,946
6,080
3,082
m
314
49
15
43
115,278! In 1841,-)
> Rural Districts. 9
16,020
19,722
25,949
13,760
9,336
5,846
3,170
1,023
260
40
16
95,147
In 1851, J
4,816
4,889
9,852
6,656
3,963
2,478
1,368
479j 174
3!
18
34,732
In 1841,-)
> Civic Districts.
5,960
6,312
9,155
5,673
4,180
2,490
1,426
483
127
18
13
35,843
In 1851, J
20,444
26,234
46,299
27,017
14,909
8,55!
4,450
1,447
488
84
19
61
150,010
In 1841,-) Rubal and Civic
21,980
26,034
35,104
19,433
13,516
<w»
4,596
1,506
387
58
1
29 j 130,990
In 1851,1
Fema
ES WHO
OUI.D HEX
HER Rea
HOB
Vrite.
137,104
70,517
123,119
105,147
72,739
55,709
42,837
14,062
5,889
86
341 ] 527
628,858
In 1841,-)
VRurai. Districts.
90,064
52,428
82,560
58,128
56,634
42,894
36,377
11,92-
4,653
67
17
232
436,739
In 1851 , )
17,683
8,038
17,436
17,080
13,348
10,538
7,918
2,509
1,056
17
73 136
95,994
In 1841,-)
VCivic Districts.
16,439
10,616
19,296
14,930
14,863
10,656
8,339
2,62-
98
18
39 98
99,07
In 1851, J
154,78'
122,227
86,08
66,24'
50,75-
16,57
6,94
1,04
414 66
724,85
In 1841,-) Ru:uL AN „ Clvic
106,503
63,044
101,856
73,05
71,49
53,55
44,71
ju.M
5,64
85
211 33
535,80
In 1851 J D,SIB,crs -
of Education in 1841 and 1851, according to the Classification of Ages in the Census Tables of 1841.
Females.
‘
11
26
36
«
56
60
g
86
Abovo
Degrees of Education.
is.
43.
85.
, 0 .
85.
-4 ST
26
10
14
13
18
In 1041,)
>Who could Road and Write.
9
29
33
28
20
19
15
16
13
12
12
17
23
In 1851, J
11
19
18
12
10
„
6
4
7
14
>Who could Read only.
16
21
17
15
13
11
8
6
6
4
7
15
In 1851, J
84
58
56
67
71
80
91
80
68
In 1841,")
75
50
50
57
67
70
78
76
81
82
84
76
62
In 1851, J
attending Schools during the Week ending 12th April, 1851.
NOMB
A-
OF Fe
Males
Classes of Schools in
Rural and Civic Districts.
Under
*■
6 .
>•
8.
,
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
is.
Above
|l
Females.
199
3,505
4,304
4,838
6,709
4,656
6,709
4,184
,626
943
733
775
48,649
105,330
Primary Schools,'
1
3
2
6
11
9
11
18
24
28
42
30
25
20
17
247
622
SuperiorSchools,.
Districts.
413
682
1,002
1,565
1,890
2,212
2,360
3,540
2,325
3,713
2,480
2,517
897
586
646
129
26,957
52,179
Primary Schools,"
Civic
8
29
52
77
108
107
125
138
109
126
116
111
95
62
37
65
1,365
3,279
SuperiorSchools,.
621
1,472
2,703
4,461
5,509
6,634
7,332
10398
7,108
10572
6,868
6,854
2648
1616| 1,436
986
77,218
161,410
Total.
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CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE TEAR 1851.
Table showing the Population of the Province of Munster, at every age, by Months and Years, as taken from the
Family Returns.
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PROVINCE OF ULSTER.
INDEX.
ANTRIM, 108
BELFAST, TOWN OF, 112
CARRICKFERGUS, BOROUGH OF, . . . 114
ARMAGH • 118
CAVAN, 122
DONEGAL . . . 12C
DOWN, . 130
FERMANAGH, 134
LONDONDERRY 138
MONAGHAN, ....... 142
TYRONE, 14C
SUMMARY OF ULSTER, ISO
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108 CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851. [County of
I. — Table of Ages, showing the Number of Persons under One Year, also
Baronies and Towns.
i"'.
4 "
4
so.
and
am.
under
and
“ 3 “
z
“So"
1,126
1,028
1,491
1,479
1,408
1,065
754
628
500
372
539
Antrim, Lr., Barony, < ^ ^
295
1,434
1,442
1,282
817
667
586
605
394
573
268
786
825
503
369
296
307
319
216
262
Antrim, Upper, B-, . < _
(.Females,
142
553
842
746
624
455
387
336
347
239
301
164
852
619
552
491
524
387
464
Belfast, Lower, B., <
l Females,
2G0
1,064
1,323
1,340
1,383
1,213
860
700
569
614
377
515
312
„ f Males, .
191
679
900
916
856
643
574
454
411
403
323
335
178
(.Females,
190
654
941
898
984
952
720
586
454
453
357
357
211
484
455
400
475
432
Carey, B., . . {p males
153
669
1,043
1,130
1,215
882
638
556
444
595
401
558
315
280
237
225
265
191
231
146
305
245
’ ’ 1 Females,
193
833
306
389
187
Dunluce, Upper, B., [ p m |
138
733
846
919
733
514
221
f Males, .
631
an?
286
234
264
166
122
108
430
602
635
609
451
180
277
127
197
172
115
114
55
322
261
218
171
50
f Males, .
248
909
1,329
1,353
1,276
1,091
598
575
470
554
332
506
236
1 Females,
25C
898
1,286
1,429
1,376
1,222
737
631
512
556
363
532
266
fMales, .
84
311
434
425
414
317
193
203
149
142
133
183
92
1 Females,
77
283
373
392
422
341
227
156
211
126
195
101
335
1,086
1,506
1,656
1,353
1,168
805
720
657
626
490
577
351
1,479
1,655
1,424
1,313
697
659
3o6
297
1,039
1,469
1,606
1,428
1,164
772
648
543
568
368
503
243
998
1,454
1,491
1,542
1,264
839
691
623
409
516
275
fMales, .
309
1,045
1,401
1,486
1,418
1,178
811
665
587
658
409
556
257
1 I' emales.
2,2
936
1,305
1,362
1,379
1,345
941
757
613
676
411
604
300
Total, Rural f Males, .
2,695
10,314
14,053
14,637
13,370
10,391
7,053
6,193
5,394
5,804
4,030
5,326
2,829
Districts, \ Females
2,671
9,672
13,762
14,349
14,247
12,324
8,524
7,149
5,877
6,499
4,327
5,926
3,159
„ fMales, .
37
94
142
121
94
64
77
62
55
64
51
53
21
(.Female
31
89
111
135
134
117
80
81
68
61
49
60
30
I! ,p fMales,
83
227
300
359
342
264
153
150
133
158
95
124
49
1 Female
67
259
304
334
422
367
229
200
1G4
199
113
145
65
fMales,
31
117
198
202
152
112
71
70
71
75
54
62
35
34
134
186
201
150
130
84
103
98
101
58
93
35
Harryvili.f. T., (a f Males,
5
32
30
26
24
24
24
17
14
16
8
11
6
susuubofBallaaibnaT.) [ Female
14
35
21
22
39
32
29
19
15
14
11
12
7
40
141
177
190
150
104
87
76
69
77
63
66
29
136
209
178
202
158
113
118
87
97
73
92
45
. . , f Males,
91
288
329
335
352
264
197
172
156
186
no
135
56
276
344
375
409
332
304
224
223
200
135
148
79
MassaREENE T„ f Males,
2
9
8
7
8
9
8
5
4
2
7
6
6
(a sununu ok Antrim T.) [Female
3
18
11
17
7
9
12
6
6
7
7
5
5
28
102
136
138
154
79
77
62
39
41
34
29
27
(.Females
32
111
117
144
181
170
115
70
55
57
46
50
36
Total, Civic f Males,
317
1,010
1,320
1,378
1,276
920
694
614
541
619
422
486
229
306
1,058
1,303
1,406
1,544
1,315
966
821
716
736
492
605
302
Total of Rural and f Males,
3,012
11,324
15,373
16,015
14,646
11,311
7,747
6,807
5,935
6,423
4,452
5,812
3,058
2,977
10,730
15,065
15,755
15,791
13,639
9,490
7,970
6,593
7,235
4,819
6,531
3,461
fMales,
3,012
26,697
3C
661
Ages in Periods 1
of 10 Years, .-J 03 ’
2,977
*
795
31,546
23,129
14,563
12,054
9,992
[Both Sexes
5,989
5-2,492
62,207
42,187
27,305
22,929
18,862
Proportion percent. ("Males,
at each 10 Year-?
Period, . . . [Female
2-5
2-3
22-1
19-8
25-4
24-2
15-8
17-7
10- 5
11- 2
90
9-3
7-3
7-7
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the Number One Year old and upwards, in periods of Five and Ten Years.
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ilO CENSUS OP IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851. [County of
II. — Table showing the Number and Ages of the Population Five Years old and upwards,
III. — Table showing the Proportion per cent, of the Population Five Years old and upwards, in each Degree
Classes of Schools
in Rural and Civic Districts.
HR,
....
RH.R
of Males.
■■
0.
10.
11.
12.
„
14.
»■
16.
Abovo
16.
ti
IlZil
Rural f ^“*7 Schools, . .
80
312
643
918
993
1,023
1,010
898
586
571
.343
260
92
68
80
30
7,907
District - jg uperior s ^ ool!j . .
2
3
3
3
6
13
8
8
5
3
2
4
68
Civic Schools, . .
35
84
109
137
111
147
151
167
120
94
70
42
17
13
9
1,306
f
14
10
20
16
25
27
13
3
' 3
*
161
Total,
116
400
759
1,066
1,115 1,187
1,174
1,090
728
703
448
323
117
87
95
34
9,442
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Antrim.] EDUCATION. ll;t
who could Read and Write, — Read only, — or could neither Read nor Write, in 1851.
Females.
5
10
15
20
30
40
50
GO
70
and
Total
20.
T
GO.
80.
90.
wardi
!§
Degrees op Education.
1,417
4,64
6,10
9,490
5,087
3,782
2,996
1,651
767
226
3C
36,192
Who could Read and Write,
5,216
6,834
6,298
8,652
5,863
5,005
4,157
2,623
1,245
427
38
12
46,370
*•«“*»'»». ■ -[d™.
7,129
2,874
1,848
2,706
2,076
2,039
1,932
1,464
659
303
34
32
23,096
Who could neither Read nor Write, J
197
586
768
1,254
752
522
355
170
77
17
4,703
Who could Read and Write,
542
565
562
745
540
443
331
196
78
19
4,026
Who could Read only, . . |i2Sl
564
255
214
282
245
263
221
151
55
17
10
2,280
Who could neither Read nor Write, j
1,614
5,227
6,869
10,744
5,839
4,304
3,351
1,821
844
243
35
4
40,895
Who could Read and W rite, . ~| nl) 4 r
5,758
7,399
6,860
9,397
6,403
5,448
4,488
2,819
1,323
446
41
14
50,396
Who could Read only, , . 1
7,693
3,129
2,062
2,988
2,321
2,302
2,153
1,615
714
320
37
42
25,376
Who could neither Readnor Write, J Dls ™ ICIS -
11
33
44
46
40
36
33
29
29
24
31
7
35
44
45
45
45
46
44
36
23
43
Who could Read only, . . ^ per cent.
5)
20
13
13
16
19
22
26
25
32
33
70
22
/ Who could neither Read nor
Write J DEGIl£E -
1841
1838
1828
1818
1808
1798
1788
1778
1768
1767
to 30tli March,
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
Years in which the persons were respectively
between the ages of 5 and 15.
1827
1817
1807
1797
1787
1777
yards.
of Education in 1841 and 1851, according the Classification of Ages in the Census Tables of 1841.
Numb
A...
of Fa
—
TOTAL
Females
Classes op Schools in
Rural and Civic Districts.
years.
*■
5.
*■
>•
8.
»■
10.
11.
„
13.
14.
15.
16.
‘hr
|]
Females
80
293
539
751
777
749
645
595
354
358
187
162
72
49
.
53
70
5,734
13,641
Primary Schools,'
i
2
<
1
5
*
«
11
2
2
■
42
110
Superior Schools,,
Districts.
41
82
129
139
140
154
114
132
71
70
38
35
19
7
6
1,178
2,484
Primary Schools,'
Civic
5
7
8
9
19
19
13
13
16
13
7
15
3
148
309
SuperiorSchooIs,.
’’Districts.
121
376
674
897
927
916
779
747
443
444
247
221
100
73
65
72
7,102
16,544
Total.
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CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 18S1. [Tons op
I, Table of Ages, showing the Number of Persons under One Tear, also
20
ar.
30
as
40
AS
50
55
TTn.l
and
and
and
and
and
Towns.
1 Year.
u “ 5 dor
u 1o? r
“■
30.
"S“
45.
50.
60.
(•Males, .
1,541
4,372
5,455
5,808
5,949
4,899
3,769
3,228
2,658
2,757
1,683
1,922
890
Town op Belfast, .-?
(.Females,
1,516
4,335
5,533
5,819
6,527
6,418
4,977
4,054
3,195
3,153
1,892
2,371
1,074
(Males,
9,827
11,
'57
8
668
5,886
4,440
2,812
9,868
12,346
11
395
7,249
5,045
3
445
LBoth Sexes,
3,057
19,695
24,103
20,063
13,135
9,485
6,257
Proportion per cent. ( Males, .
33
21-
5-1
18’5
12-6
9-5
6-
at each 10 Year-?
Period, . . . (.Females,
2-8
18-5
23-1
21-3
13-6
9-4
6-4
II. — Table showing the Number and Ages of the Population Five Years old and upwards,
Males,
, n
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
and up-
and
and
and
and
end
and
Degrees op Education.
undo.
U 30 U
40.
50.
70.
80.
90.
wards.
["Who could Read and Write,
797
2,977
4,000
6,335
4,318
2,982
1,894
880
275
65
4
12
24,539
1,963
1,788
1,224
1,493
994
872
534
246
85
13
9,212
(.Who could neither ReadnorWrite,
2,695
1,043
725
840
674
586
384
221
70
20
4
22
15
51
67
73
73
67
67
66
64
66
50
35
60
Proportion I
per Cent. J Who could Read only, .
36
31
21
17
17
19
18
20
13
22
1 Who could neither Read nor l
Degree. (_ Write> . . . .)
49
18
12
10
10
13
14
16
16
21
50
65
18
1841
1838
1828
1818
1808
1798
1788
1778
1768
1767
Years in which the persons were respectively |
to
'to
to
to
to
to
to
to
and up
between the ages of 5 and 1 5, . . .j
1851
1842
1837
1827
1817
1807
1797
1787
1777
wards
III. — Table showing the Proportion per cent, of the Population Five Tears old and upwards, in each Degree
Degrees op Education.
Male
s
15.
16
35.
to
t
56
;
I.
86
•'ir
-4 £■
Males.
(In 1841,
18
52
71
69
66
64
68
67
45
60
48
58
(.In 1851,
19
55
71
73
, 69
69
66
67
(In 1841,
35
33
20
18
19
19
19
16
20
33
20
7
24
(.In 1851,
36
29
18
17
19
18
19
(In 1841,
15
9
10
12
15
17
16
13
22
20
45
18
(.In 1851,
45
16
11
10
12
13
15
15
65
IV. — Table showing the Number and Ages of Persons
Classes op Schools.
Number a
•A.
sop Males.
years.
’’
12.
“■
14.
-
16.
"r
=
Primary Schools, ....
60
185
306
428
514
512
518
526
367
334
186
127
55
49
461
62
4,690
Superior Schools, ....
1
3
16
28
32
45
53
82
96
80
92
88
62
53
67
1
799
Total, .
61
188
322
456
J44
557
571
608
463
414
278
215
102
528
63
5,489
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Belfast.] AGES AND EDUCATION,
the Number One Year old and upwards, in periods of Five and Ten Years.
#
"It
"So.”
z
u ?£
and
85 '
#
100
||
—
Females.
Town.
916
1,201
431
539
319
449
Ill
186
»
49
6
11
a
34
46,848
53,453
|-100,S01^
“
Males,
>Town op Belfast.
Females, J
Males, .1
! Ages in Periods
F emales, . y op 1() Years.
Both Sexes, J
1,347
1,740
430
635
98
173
8
14
3,087
1,065
271
22
2
5S
100,301
2- 9
3- 2
•9
1-2
•2
•3
•01
•03
Males, ."l Proportion per cent.
Females, J Period.
who could Read and Write, —Read only, — or could neither Read nor Write, in 1851.
Females.
Districts,
5
10
15
20
30
40
50
so
j
under
under
under
under
under
under
Z.L
Vt
under
and up-
Females.
U.
In.
30.
50.
00.
,0.
658
2,166
2,957
5,678
3,481
2,082
1,332
618
251
70
3
8
19,304
Who could Read and Write,
•]
1,967
2,313
2,483
4,071
2,496
1,876
1,296
656
244
50
4
2
17,458
Who could Road only,, .
1 Civic
f District.
2,908
1,340
1,087
1,646
1,272
1,087
817
466
140
53
9
15
10,840
Who could neither Read nor Write, J
12
37
45
50
48
41
39
35
40
40
19
32
40
Who could Read and Write, .'
40
36
34
37
38
38
68
29
25
8
37
Who could Read only,
PER CENT.
52
23
17
14
18
22
23
22
3,
56
60
23
7 Who could neither Read nor
1 Write
Degree.
' 1841 '
1838
1828
1818
1808
1798
1788
1778
1768
1767
...
to
to
to
anil up-
__
1842
1817
1807
1797
1787
1777
” 1 ‘
J
of Education in 1841 and 1851, according to the Classification of Ages in the Census Tables of 1841.
Degrees of Education.
k
15.
£
»
3G
to
S
65.
76
So.
86 j A|)0r8
Females.
u
32
45
45
40
3f
32
39
34
33
„
36
In 1841,'!
16
39
48
50
43
40
38
37
42
33
32
40
In 1851 ,J
36
47
40
38
40
40
41
39
39
17
29
40
In 1841, ^
V W ho could Read only.
37
53
21
15
17
24
27
22
27
50
40
24
In 1841,1
.5
16
20
22
26
23
24
37
80
60
23
In 1851, J
attending Schools during the Week ending 12th April, 1851.
Number and
Ages op Females.
Females
Classes of Schools.
11.
12.
13.
15.
16.
3T§
Females
|
66 194
338
424
482
490
439
311
225
203
105
74
41
27
52! 26
3,497
8,187
Primary Schools.
1‘ 2
6
11
10
23
47
39
39
39
38
43
33
21
20
372
1,171
Superior Schools.
67, 196
344
435
492
513
486
350
264
242
,43
117
1 18
72j 2Cj 3,869
9,358
Total.
Q
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L — Table op Ages, showing the Number of Persons under One Year, also
IT. — Table showing the Number and Ages of the Population Five Years old and upwards,
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Carrickfergus.] AGES AND EDUCATION.
115
wlio couldRead and Write, — Read only, — or could neither Read nor Write, in 1851.
,
10
15
20
30
40
so
70
so
onflor
"5oT
“sJ“
'S’
"so"
GO.
3,8
Females
Degrees of Education.
38
116
149
222
12-
9“
7
3
10
860
Who could Read and Write,
184
15£
177
215
ICC
11
9
7"
31
1,231
Who could Read only,
' [ District. |
123
4 "
26
3o
2-
18
1
1
311
Who could neither Read nor Write J
41
12
147
265
15C
9
7
5
23
979
Who could Read aud Write,
.-j
117
70
76
136
10
64
7.
32
24
706
Who could Read only,
i Civic
■ j District. |
Co
14
25
1
14
155
Who could neither Read nor Write J
79
237
296
487
278
181
147
85
33
5
1,839
IV ho could Read and Write,
' Rural 9
301
228
253
351
264
182
170
109
16
1
1,937
Who could Read only.
• {■ 1
193
51
40
60
28
29
32
20
«
2
466
Who could neither Read nor Write J Dls ™ CI 'S. j
14
46
5.
54
49
.7
42
40
33
19
100
50
43
Who could Read and Write, .
52
4-1
’ 42
39
46
46
49
51
61
62
17
46
Who could Read only.
PER CENT.
34
10
7
7
9
19
33
11
fWho could neither Read nor
1 Write
Degree.
1841
1838
1828
1818
1808
1798
1788
1778
1768
1767
Years in which the persons we
respectively
ndup-
1851
1842
1837
1827
1817
1807
1797
1787
1777
yards.
Q 2
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116 CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE TEAR 1851. [Borough of
III. — Table showing the Proportion per cent, of the Population Five Years old and upwards, in each Degree
IY. — Table showing the Number and Ages of Persons
Classes of Schools
in Rural and Civic Districts.
KU.M
EU AN
UAOESOKA
ALES.
Under
8.
13.
14.
is.
ib.
H
Primary Schools, . ,
7
10
14
17
19
14
16
14
13
2
2
1
1
133
District.
Superior Schools, .
Primary Schools, .
10
14
17
21
28
32
34
27
17
25
11
12
3
1
252
District. "
Superior Schools, .
1
1
2
4
2
4
3
7
5
5
5
3
42
Total,
17
18
28
36
.7
55
50
47
34
44
18
17
10
1 5
427
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of Education in 1841 and 1851, according to the Classification of Ages in the Census Tables of 1841.
attending Schools during the Week ending 12th April, 1851.
-
NUMBER AND AGES OF FEMALES.
Males
Females.
Classes of Schools in
Rural and Civic Districts.
Under
<•
,
G.
9.
10.
14. 15.
1
,
“r
Females
8
6
13
16
12
14
14
14
4
.
8
112
245
Primary Schools, - )
SuperiorSchools, J ■
19
12
15
21
21
20
25
14
10
5
3
3
172
424
Primary Schools, - ) rivIf .
1
1
1
1
8
5
4
3
9
33
75
Superior Schools, J" ^ ,srli 10 1 •
18
28
37
33
35
40
29
1 8
J]
9
317
744
Total.
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CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE TEAR 1851. [County of
I. — Table of Ages, showing the Number of Persons under One Year, also
u
20
25
33
43
50
55
-in.l
ami
and
and
and
and
and
and
Baronies and Towns.
Year.
indcf
rmdCT
■ir
20.
unde'
u t:
U « U
U t‘
SO.
50.
276
963
1,500
1,786
1,499
1,136
724
698
585
701
506
596
355
Armagh Barony,
[Females,
255
987
1,550
1,776
1,591
1,217
881
816
663
859
497
682
378
159
643
895
989
850
711
489
399
381
440
282
356
215
Fews, Lower, B.,
[Females,
159
559
895
967
928
837
530
470
393
478
293
862
209
/"Males, .
2-16
976
1,554
1,643
1,224
891
589
582
476
611
387
545
295
Fews, Upper, B.,
[Females,
193
918
1,418
1,592
1,448
1,067
650
667
487
752
410
574
305
259
844
1,157
1,215
1,078
833
649
571
511
497
325
348
229
Oneuaand, East, B., J
[Females,
276
802
1,117
1,171
1,169
983
686
609
516
494
309
358
200
471
1,560
2,259
2,397
2,211
1,881
1,226
1,029
891
959
665
800
538
Oneilland, West, B.,-1
[Females,
466
1,514
2,168
2,323
2,278
2,084
1,455
1,203
912
1,070
706
910
532
181
797
1,108
1,201
1,123
942
650
585
448
504
395
408
219
Oiuor, Lower, B.,
[ Females,
185
725
1,117
1,154
1,112
940
655
559
464
559
368
429
227
("Males, .
332
1,217
1,819
1,993
1,526
1,175
848
843
611
724
433
649
327
Orior, Upper, B., .-J
[Females,
295
1,185
1,798
1,928
1,746
M»»
861
927
645
8S3
472
683
329
("Males, .
111
451
634
745
624
476
351
295
252
296
200
320
163
TlRANNY B., . .4
[Females,
103
414
634
703
648
544
350
335
282
355
206
323
139
Total, Rural f Males ’
2,035
7,451
10,926
11,969
10,135
8,045
5,526
5,002
4,155
4,732
3,193
4,022
2,341
Districts, (Females,
1,932
7,104
10,697
11,614
10,920
9,061
6,088
5,591
4,362
5,420
3,261
4,321
2,319
103
368
452
520
568
373
251
269
218
245
206
96
Armagh Town, .4
[Females,
109
313
433
521
597
493
391
355
260
322
188
261
125
C Males, .
80
175
237
244
227
165
133
153
116
139
85
93
35
[Females,
56
208
240
250
238
203
187
182
128
153
99
111
53
152
202
191
249
201
229
155
121
137
67
101
34
Newry T. (part op), 4
[Females,
46
138
197
192
221
228
189
139
88
144
76
101
35
C Males, .
59
142
197
185
174
142
123
126
86
104
58
56
36
I’ORTADOWN T., . .4
[Females,
49
136
166
176
156
185
126
128
89
95
62
64
31
Total, Civic f MaUs ’ "
297
837
1,088
1,140
1,218
881
736
703
541
625
336
456
201
Districts, [Females
260
795
1,058
1,139
1,212
1,109
893
804
565
714
425
537
244
2,332
8,288
12,014
13,109
11,353
8,926
6,202
5,705
4,696
5,357
3,579
4,478
2,542
Civic Districts, i p cma ] es
2,192
7,899
11,755
12,753
12,132
10,170
6,981
6,395
4,927
6,134
3,686
4,858
2,563
,
TMales,
20,302
24,462
1„
,188
10,401
8,936
,020
Females
Ages in Periods) ’
19,654
24,885
17,151
11,322
9,820
7,421
[Both Sexes
4,524
39,956
49,347
52,535
21,723
18,756
14,441
9-A
21-2
25-6
15-9
10-9
9-3
7-3
at each 10 Year 4
Period. (Female
24-8
17-1
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Armagh.] AGES.
the Number One Year old and upwards, in periods of Five and Ten Years.
6 0
S3
70
75
so
85
90
95
1
under
undor
under
under
under
“’•Jo"
““
“loo"
upwards
-5
Total.
Malks and
Baronies and Towns.
432
484
175
182
172
179
88
79
43
73
19
9
8
3
1
1
18
21
12,286
13,187
| 25,473
Armagh Ba
236
267
133
138
115
125
51
60
38
50
12
8
1
1
9
9
7,409
7,740
j- 15,149
'™'Low
R,B.
420
484
189
157
144
157
65
72
74
65
15
15
11
2
2
4
9
4
10,948
11,451
j- 22,399
Pews, Upper, B.
217
270
133
138
98
108
59
67
33
49
9
18
5
1
1
6
5
9,077
9,348
j- 18,425
0“““”'
East, B.
652
295
304
209
229
115
120
83
110
29
12
8
3
2
28
18
18,180
19,100
j- 37,280
Oneilland,
West, B.
311
334
122
153
140
135
57
72
41
50
14
19
6
4
12
3
9,268
9,264
j- 18,532
Orior, Low
er, B.
480
577
201
186
176
175
78
73
74
98
11
20
9
5
3
2
3
5
13,533
14,256
j- 27,789
Orior, Uppi
r, B.
233
249
95
79
80
97
42
36
39
41
7
10
3
3
1
8
9
5,430
5,574
j- 11,004
Tiranny B.
2,854
3,317
1,343
1,337
1,134
1,205
579
425
536
110
128
62
29
20
13
12
93
74
86,131
89,920
j- 176,051
Total, Rural Districts.
123
169
52
51
33
70
11
25
11
32
4
8
;
11
14
4,093
4,763
j- 8,856
Armagh Town.
46
S3
23
20
10
19
6
15
7
9
1
1
1
3
1,983
2,228
j- 4,211
Luiigan T.
37
57
12
12
' 22
3
6
2
3
4
1,963
1,912
j- 3,875
Newry T. (part of).
23
16
14
11
15
1
2
7
1
1
2
3
1,547
1,544
j- 3,091
POrtadown
r.
229
317
103
107
66
126
22
46
«
6
12
3
1
26
23
9,586
10,447
j- 20,033
Total, Ciyic Districts.
3,083
3,634
1,446
1,444
1,200
1,331
577
625
447
590
116
140
65
35
20
14
12
119
97
95,717
100,367
j- 196,084
/Total of Rural and Civic
Districts.
4,529
1,777
563
85
_
Males, .-|
5,078
1,9-
730
49
-
Females,
Ages in Periods
Of 10 Years.
9,607
3,733
1,293
134
15
216
196,084
-
Both Sexes,.
4- 7
5- 1
1-8
1-9
•6
•7
•09
■05
Males, .'i Proportion per cent.
> at each 10 Year
Females, J Period.
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CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851. [County of
II Table showing the Number and Ages of the Population Five Years old and upwards.
Malcs. I
Z
2 fl
30
in
8 ft
00
Degrees of Education.
under
“ 30 "
40
under
under ^
80.
T
("Who could Read and Write,
864
3,617
4,491
7,093
4,815
3,741
3,134
1,951
815
222
32
30
30,805
dKxJw” • •
2,151
3,652
2,804
3,198
1,965
1,786
1,275
833
334
96
20
11
18,125
[who could neitlierRead nor Write,
7,911
4,700
2,840
3,280
2,377
2,398
1,954
1,413
540
33
("Who could Read and Write,
216
647
755
1,065
832
622
412
202
49
18
15
4,834
290
239
214
272
212
195
89
58
15
2
1,586
1_ Who could neither Read nor Write,
582
254
249
280
200
194
156
72
24
10
Kuril f Who could Read and Write,
4,264
5,246
8,158
5,647
4,363
3,540
2,153
864
240
as
45
35,639
c'ivIc f " ' l0 could Read only,
2,441
3,891
3,018
3,470
2,177
1,981
1,364
891
349
96
20
13
19,711
Districts, [who could neither Read nor Write
8,493
4,954
3,089
3,560
2,577
2,592
2,110
1,485
564
227
35
61
29,747
(" Who could Read and Write, .
32
46
54
54
51
47
48
43
37
11
42
23
I-Utt CENT, j Who could Read only,
20
30
27
23
2
22
19
20
17
in each . who could neither Read nor 1
DKC “ EK - [ Write /
71
38
27
23
2a
29
30
33
32
40
40
51
35
,
1841
1838
1828
1818
1808
1798
1788
1778
1768
1767
Y ears in which the persons were respectively |
to 30 th March
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
and up
between the ages of 5 and 15, . . -
1851
1842
1837
1827
1817
1807
1797
1787
1777
wards
HI.— Table showing the Proportion per cent, of the Population Five Years old and upwards, in each Degree
Males.
Degrees of Education.
10.
16
25.
r
g
40
55.
»
66
76
86
rln 1041,
8
50
50
49
47
45
42
42
39
35
39
49
49
46
47
38
[in 1851,
12
36
50
55
44
rln 1841,
20
30
24
22
22
20
19
22
21
16
16
14
23
18
21
12
11
23
[in 1851,
22
29
24
21
22
fin 1841,
70
36
28
28
31
34
33
37
42
45
51
38
32
36
51
35
[in 1851,
66
35
2 '
24
28
IV. — Table showing the Number and Ages of Persons
Classes of Schools
in Rural and Civic Districts.
Number and Aces of Males.
Under
1
7. 8 .
I.
9.
„
13.
H.
A bo vo
||
Rural /Primary Schools, . .
43
190
370
541
684
720
654
625
393
407
250
192
102
49
49
68
5,337
Di^tiuct 5 . [Superior Schooh, . .
3
3
2
5
2
4
5
31
Civic f Primary Schools, . .
31
55
78
114
142
101
133
123
92
89
60
37
20
15
50
1,145
DISTRICTS. j Supcri0rScl|00lSj . .
1
1
3
6
10
13
12
14
12
26
27
26
20
21
’
218
Total, t
75
246
451
661
839
834
802
764
504
526
338
260
153
84
120
74
6,731
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of Education in 1841 and 1851, according to tlie Classification of Ages in tlic Census Tables of 1841.
Degrees of Education.
10.
'i
2
i .
H
45
l 6
2
i
86
A 95.°
n
Females
S
20
28
21
20
17
15
14
16
19
9
16
18
In 1841,4
9
25
32
30
23
21
18
19
16
21
14
18
24
In 1851, j
20
38
39
38
36
34
32
33
31
31
31
34
In 1841,4
23
36
37
36
36
34
31
34
31
26
14
20
33
In 1851,/
75
42
33
41
44
49
53
53
53
49
S3
48
In 1841,4
68
39
31
34
41
45
51
47
53
53
43
In 1851,/
attending Schools during the Week ending 12th April, 1851.
NUMllE
....
Fem
...
Females
Classes of Schools in
Rural and Civic Districts.
Under
<■
>■
*•
9.
10.
ig. hr
Females
42
158
350
463
515
495
479
458
269
332
178
157
58
46
50
108
4,158
9,495
i
1
3
1
3
1
i
14
45
„ , , f Districts.
Superior Schools, J
20
51
60
66
99
95
80
72
47
48
34
20
13
12
20
4
741
. 1,886
Primary Schools, 4 Cmc
4
"
s
«
6
9
10
6
7
11
6
1
1
23
108
326
c ■ o i i T Districts.
SuperiorSchools.J
62
213
416
535
0.
597
567
329
387
222
188
59
72
135
5,021
11,752
Total.
R
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X. Table of Ages, showing the Number of Persons under One Year, also
1
25
30
35
40
45
50
65
■
.ml
and
and
Baronies and Towns.
Year.
10.
""
25.
aadu
35.
audu
audu
■so 1 :*
55.
60.
f Males, . I
240
1,157
1,920
2,115
1,819
1,313
732
786
593
774
477
660
394
Casti.eraiian Barony,-'
[Females,
248
1,157
1,889
2,072
1,833
1,226
695
773
642
862
417
787
342
C Males, .
251
970
1,780
2,103
1,747
1,196
709
631
534
721
480
719
365
Clankee B.,
[Females,
254
1,010
1,704
2,066
1,722
1,183
656
717
607
818
537
715
353
C Males, .
175
808
1,350
1,486
1,217
1,000
579
516
369
562
321
551
276
Clanmahon B.,
[Females,
174
808
1,286
1,444
1,301
838
515
594
407
626
324
587
239
/•Males, .
77
317
593
660
617
474
273
236
218
235
162
270
116
Loughtee, Lower,
[Females,
88
348
587
888
619
357
212
264
228
295
169
286
no
22C
1,049
1,720
1,934
1,587
1,168
705
676
502
668
360
612
308
Lodgiitee, Upper, B.,-;
[Females,
200
952
1,524
1,878
1,624
1,038
626
702
504
722
415
651
288
224
857
1,576
1,872
1,502
1,112
642
586
502
629
448
628
300
Tullygarvey B.,
[Females,
211
871
1,500
1,868
1,598
1,134
640
650
527
742
481
695
299
f Males, .
210
895
1,459
1,583
1,305
1,054
535
531
404
540
279
511
217
TuLLYIIAW B., .
[Females,
214
945
1,411
1,481
1,356
887
521
592
400
596
297
481
200
127
593
948
1,071
900
647
392
389
293
404
247
367
184
TlFLLYHUNCO B.,
[Females,
138
610
1,027
1,113
973
589
363
405
306
397
262
409
161
•(-Males,.
1,530
6,646
11,346
12,824
10,694
•7,964
4,567
4,351
3,415
4,533
2,774
4,318
2,160
1 Rural DiSTRiCTS,"^p ema ] eg
1,527
6,701
10,928
12,590
n.«
7,252
4,228
4,697
3,621
5,058
2,902
4,611
1,992
22
91
117
139
114
100
89
57
41
65
32
44
26
Belturbet Town,
[Females,
23
88
109
126
136
133
73
63
45
81
33
51
24
Cavan T., .
r Males, .
34
99
165
211
209
180
124
97
85
90
66
83
41
[Females,
32
107
175
178
237
215
115
117
91
137
57
82
38
23
72
155
144
131
98
58
62
51
63
31
56
22
CootehillT., .
[Females,
20
76
126
109
162
103
90
78
66
81
51
43
20
Total Civic f Ma,es ’ •
79
262
437
494
454
378
271
216
177
218
129
183
60
Districts, | FemaleSj
75
271
410
413
535
451
278
258
202
299
141
176
vn C Males, .
1609
6,908
11,783
13,318
11,148
8,342
4,838
4,567
3,592
4,751
2,903
4,501
2,249
Civic Districts,
' [Females
1,602
6,972
11,338
13,003
11,561
7,703
4,506
4,955
3,823
5,357
3,043
4,787
2,074
'Males, .
1£
,691
24,466
13,180
,159
7,654
,750
Ages in Periods
Females,
18,310
24,564
12,209
8,778
400
6,861
of 10 Years,
.Both Sexes
3,211
37,001
49,030
25,389
16,937
16,054
13,611
nt. C Males,
1-9
21-6
28-3
152
9-4
8-8
7-8
10-0
7-8 |
Period, .
. [Female
21 0
28-1
14-0
1
1
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tie Number One Tear old and upwards, in periods of Five and Ten Tears.
60
05
70
75
80
85
90
95
13
Total
under
under
under
under
85."
“g0."
"ot
Too"
upwards
1!
Total.
Females.
Baronies and Towns.
462
186
196
67
60
13
3
3
3
3
13,976
V 28,097
629
154
205
59
88
14
9
10
5
5
14,121
4S7
195
175
64
64
13
6
=
2
13,185
j- 26,606
535
168
217
48
77
17
8
3
1
5
13,421
369
132
144
46
47
11
6
j
2
4
9,972
>- 19,952
447
121
144
35
58
11
7
5
4
5
9,980
J
65
74
26
21
6
2
2
4,591
\ 9.191
170
60
76
26
26
7
1
1
2
4,600
429
157
166
55
51
15
6
4
3
12,401
Y 24,406
468
126
132
47
77
13
5
1
2
10
12,005
J
m
157
153
63
S3
11
3
1
1
5
11,713
> 23,850
473
150
145
59
67
15
4
12,137
291
120
132
48
38
6
3
1
6
10,168
V 20,207
313
104
132
43
41
13
3
10,039
217
88
83
41
34
11
2
2
1
4
7,045
V 14,342
98
87
32
6
2,760
1,100
1,123
410
368
86
31
15
9
27
83,051
1
>- 166,651
3,308
981
1,138
349
474
98
24
83,600
J
26
4
17
2
989
>- 2,054
40
15
17
4
4
44
14
5
7
2
1,556
l 3,254
59
20
21
6
6
3
2
1,698
J
10
8
11
6
5
1,006
Cootehill T.
34
13
14
7
4
1,099
80
26
33
16
9
3,551
Total, Civic Districts.
133
48
52
17
14
3
2
2
3,8bd
2,840
1,126
1,156
426
377
86
31
15
9
27
86,602
j- 174,064
(Total op Rural and Civic
3,441
1,029
1,190
m
488
101
43
26
17
37
87,462
( Districts.
3,966
1,582
463
4
-
Males,
4,470
1,556
589
69
-
Females,
Ages xn Periods
op 10 Years.
8,436
3,138
1,052
115
26
64
174,064
-
Both Sexes,.
V
.t each 10 Year
5-1
1-8
7
•08
Females, J
Period.
E 2
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XU. — Table showing the Proportion per cent, of the Population Five Years old and upwards, in each Degree
Classes of Schools
in Rural and Civic Districts.
Nosi
btu AA
UA.L
of Males.
Under
*■
G.
-
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
1G.
*5r
s|
< §•
=
Rural • '
25
140
276
537
619
669
725
m
528
607
345
314
122
76
102
u
5,921
Districts. | SuperiorSchoolSi _ .
1
5
1
6
12
14
21
23
21
16
19
27
166
Civic ' '
2
11
18
37
27
51
38
50
»
46
24
28
16
*
52
1
445
Districts. j^g u p er j or Schools, .
2
2
2
2
7
Total, . •
28
151
294
577
656
723
772
889
580
681
401
374
167
106
197
12
6,598
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of Education in 1841 and 1851, according to tlie Classification of Ages in the Census Tables of 1841.
k
u
15.
1C
26
t!
46
5G ! 66
66. 1 7o.
s.
Ahnvo
l!
FEMALES
Degrees op Education.
18
21
.3
14
11
9
10
10
12
14
•
28
33
27
19
16
13
13
12
12
17
13
22
VWho could Read and Write.
In 1851, J
is
35
38
29
23
18
15
14
14
17
14
25
26
In 1841,1
20
3-2
34
32
26
21
16
15
14
12
11
,i
27
>Wlio could Read only.
In 1851, j
81
47
41
56
63
71
76
76
76
68
63
60
In 1841,1
71
40
33
41
55
03
71
71
74
76
70
51
Y Who could neither Read nor Write.
In 1851 , J
attending Schools during the "Week ending 12th April, 1851.
Number an
A„,
ok Feaiai.es.
Mai, 70s
Females
Classes op Schools in
Rural and Civic Districts.
Under
*■
8.
*
16.
Abovo
.6,
Females.
38
93
214
433
513
656
666
760
456
714
330
324
122
90
61
5,477
11,398
Primary Schools, 1
i
2
1
2
3
1
»
5
"
3
3
1
2
42
208
SuperiorSchools,/^ lalftlcrs '
5
13
16
24
36
24
29
45
27
34
28
17
14
6
20
2
340
785
PrimarySchools,!
1
1
3
2
5
2
3
1
1
19
85
Superior Schools, J ^ ls 1 “ 1 CTS-
43
107
232
459
552
686
696
814
493
758
364
345
138
98
.4
9
5,878
12,476
Total.
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126 CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851. [County of
I. — Table of Ages, showing the Number of Persons under One Year, also
ID
15
25
35
40
45
50
55
and
and
and
and
and
Baronies and
Towns.
I-STear.
under
10.
•S“
*“*
30.
t 1
under
T
50.
55.
404
1,657
2,522
2,708
2,402
1,502
850
941
742
924
565
871
366
Banagh Barony,
(.Females,
424
1,674
2,626
2,635
2,702
1,948
1,062
1,202
825
1,187
608
876
420
256
1,047
1,548
1,559
1,257
911
555
617
422
564
327
495
178
Boylagii B.,
■U;„
247
1,003
1,501
1,514
1,451
1,091
714
721
448
670
314
460
213
331
1,421
2,074
2,332
1,918
1,487
826
849
612
871
496
852
364
Inishowen, East, B.,-(
(.Females,
276
1,460
2,111
2,144
1,932
1,382
863
985
732
1,038
574
859
370
128
756
1,034
1,123
991
771
446
385
356
457
324
426
205
Inishowen, West,
B,J
(.Females,
150
883
972
1,062
1,033
740
466
493
380
518
313
475
184
640
2,697
4,155
4,487
3,723
2,706
1,580
1,694
1,264
1,888
1,047
1,535
679
Kilmacrenan B.,
(.Females,
630
2,669
4,050
4,415
4,032
2,832
1,744
1,982
1,414
2,045
1,115
1,454
649
480
2,196
3,330
3,760
3,488
2,493
1,475
1,298
1,112
1,482
1,008
1,378
665
Raphoe B.,
494
2,090
3,261
3,539
3,308
2,459
1,504
1,514
1,173
1,749
1,041
1,372
711
Tirhugh B., ,
("Males, .
242
1,147
1,732
1,977
1,704
1,268
702
747
581
701
525
525
753
377
(.Females,
248
1,089
1,759
1,821
1,766
1,367
894
879
631
(■Males, .
2,481
10,921
16,395
17,946
15,483
11,138
6,434
6,531
5,089
6,887
4,892
6,222
2,834
1 Rural Districts, "[ p ema i es
2,469
10,668
16,280
17,130
16,224
11,819
7,247
7,776
5,603
8,054
4,490
6,249
2,886
33
134
250
303
218
139
96
92
84
92
71
87
41
141
114
139
84
113
57
(.Females,
37
161
237
329
304
228
132
Lifford T. (part
m , ("Males, .
8
19
40
46
75
63
33
35
25
31
25
25
15
Strabane), .
' (.Females,
6
15
26
45
48
50
34
24
20
21
17
18
10
41
153
290
349
293
202
129
127
109
123
96
112
56
Distkic
s ’ (.Females,
43
176
263
374
352
278
166
165
134
160
101
131
67
Total of Rural
vn ("Males, .
2,522
11,074
16,685
18,295
) 5,776
11,340
6,563
6,658
5,198
7,010
4,388
6,334
2,890
Civic Districts
(.Females,
2,512
10,844
16,543
17,504
16,576
12,097
7,413
7,941
5,737
8,214
4,591
6,380
2,953
"Males,
27,759
34,071
17,903
11
856
11,398
9,224-
Ages in Periods
Females,
27,387
34,080
19,510
13,678
12,805
9,333
of 10 Years,
. . .
.Both Sexes,
5,034
55,146
68,151
37,413
25,534
24,203
18,
57
20
22-3
273
14-4
9-5
9-1
7-4
7-1
Period,
. (.Females
1-9
21-
26-1
15-
10-5
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the Number One Year old and upwards, in periods of Five and Ten Years.
60
and
and
under
and
under
and
i
nSr
90
and
100
fi
Total
Males and
Baronies and Towns.
63.
70.
,0.
85.
1U0.
*
■< S'
610
254
244
109
115
17
10
6
1
3
17,823
Banagh Barony.
270
98
135
13
15
6
2
19,703
J ’
337
102
142
51
59
11
15
5
4
16
10,478
j- 21,642
Boylagii B.
41
77
11
14
2
7
3
11,164
591
196
250
98
111
16
»
*
5
15,712
} «*»
Inishowen, East, B.
22
19
3
4
7
16,221
309
117
119
122
54
44
15
2
1
8,066
j- 16,311
10
3
3
3
2
8,245
1,043
385
484
164
186
41
24
6
5
42
30,475
j- 62,046
Kilmacrenan B.
404
468
165
199
30
16
7
10
10
31,571
976
375
462
204
182
40
19
5
3
14
26,445
j- 53,186
Raphoe B.
394
45
20
5
3
11
26,741
429
207
243
100
70
36
7
6
4
2
13,462
> 27,625
80
3
3
14,163
J
4,295
1,636
1,947
780
767
166
85
33
17
83
122,461
j- 250,269
i,b9b
156
101
29
32
36
127,808
45
82
32
24
17
8
4
1
1,771
j- 4,032
4
1
1
1
2,261
18
17
10
2
1
3
491
17
4
6
2
2
1
366
\ 857
Lifford T. (part op Strabane).
63
49
34
17
10
4
1
i
3
2,262
J- 4,889
99
35
49
11
15
5
1
1
1
2,627
J
4,358
5,241
1,685
1,731
1,981
2,095
797
730
777
971
170
161
101
34
30
17
85
37
124,723
130,435
j- 255,158
1 Total op Rural and Civic
|_ Districts.
6,043
2,778
947
120
_
Males, .'I
6,972
2,825
1,132
131
-
Females, . 1 ^GES IN p BRI0DS
13,015
5,603
2,079
251
50
122
255,158
-
j op 10 Years.
Bora Sexes, J
4
8
2-2
•1
> at each 10 Year
Females,.) Period.
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123 CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR TIIE YEAR 1851. [County of
XX. Table showing the Number and Ages of the Population Five Years old and upwards,
' 1
10
,,
20
10 1
50 1
60 1
70 |
so
-_i
A.ND
and
and
and
and !
and i
and
and
and
ward?
Degrees op Education.
10.
U t‘
u »"
40.
60.
"™‘
SO.
00.
pVho could Bead and Write,
911
4,244
5,075
6,893
4,353
3,630
2,827
1,776
837
247
34
9
30,936
bSSSa-J •"‘“’B • •
2,854
4,717
3,519
3,192
1,885
1,896
1,391
7SS
343
132
13
2
20,709
LWlio could neither Read nor Write,
12,630
8,985
6,889
7,487
», 382
5,653
4,738
3,390
1,547
554
57,414
f Who could Read and Write,
Civic J \y] )0 cou i,) Read only.
Districts.
36
138
131
196
129
113
96
54
26
9
929
91
99
77
56
32
30
24
14
9
16
l
433
L Who could neither Read nor Write,
163
112
85
79
73
76
Rurai p Vll ° coul11 ^ eiul an<1 ^ r 'te.
Civic ^ " * 10 coul< * Rea<1 onl -’’
947
4,382
5,206
7,089
4,482
3,743
3,023
1,830
863
256
35
31,865
2,945
4,816
3,596
3,248
1,917
1,926
1,415
m
352
133
13
21,142
Districts. !_\vi 10 could neither Read nor Write,
12,793
9,097
6,974
7,561
5,457
5,729
4,786
3,434
1,563
“
89
74
58,120
TWlio could Read and Write, .
Proportion i
per CENT. ! Who could Read only,
24
33
40
38
33
33
-
31
27
26
11
29
17
26
23
18
16
17
15
13
13
14
19
IN EACH j \y| 10 cou ],l neither Read norl
Degree. [ W rite /
77
50
44
42
46
50
52
57
56
59
65
87
52
1841
1838
1828
1818
1808
1798
1788
1778
1768
1767
Years in which the persons were respectively^
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
and up
between the ages of 5 and 15, . . . I
1851
1842
1837
1827
1817
1807
1797
1787
1777
HI Table showing the Proportion per cent, of the Population Five Years old and upwards, in each Degree
Number and Ages op Males.
in Rural and Civic Districts.
Under
<•
10.
„
12.
13.
14.
16.
Above
16.
SI'
Total
30
130
430
799
943
1,«5S
974
1,053
636
864
486
499
244
175
208
37
8,613
Djstrj cts. "[ ggpejj or Schools, .
1
6
6
6
6
9
2
11
6
9
4
9
21
94
Civic f Primary Schools, .
DisTRicis.| Supel . 01 . Scb00lS) . .
7
20
23
1
39
28
1
28
23
2
18
3
32
1
25
21
13
11
2
1
24
Total,
»7
184
451
828
988
1,090 1,008
1
1,087
_
659
908
522
534
263
197
305
38
9,099
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of Education in 1841 and 1851, according to the Classification of Ages in the Census Tables of 1841.
Numb
EH AN
a...
of Fesui.es.
Males
Females.
Classes of Schools in
Rural and Civic Districts.
Under
’■
«•
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
1G.
10.
8|
< !•
Females.
32
198
406
621
740
866
768
815
463
717
332
326
172
125
127
6,716
15,329
1
1
«
1
«
5
2
19
113
3
11
22
30
26
17
26
25
19
15
15
16
2
3
16
246
614
Primary Schools, ") r , vtr .
2
1
1
2
1
2
9
33
c. ■ ,, , . (Districts.
Superior Schools, J
35
210
428
651
767
890
795
842
488
737
348
346
174
128
143
8
6,990
16,089
Total.
S
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130 CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851. [County of
I. — Table of Ages, showing the Number of Persons under One Year, also
Baronies and Towns.
Under
1 Year.
and
under
under
and
under
15.
15 l
20
and
under
under
30
and
and
under
z
and
u i? r
and
under
Ards, Lower, Barony,-^ ^males',
233
188
863
796
1,106
1,096
J ,144
1,007
979
1,034
681
905
494
419
567
484
531
299
316
353
386
193
226
Ards, Upper, B„ . {
176
182
615
562
824
826
809
799
702
743
531
748
433
589
379
491
320
374
311
369
222
295
282
206
220
Castlereagh, Lr„ B.,-[
258
252
955
891
1,217
1,286
1,237
1,268
1,160
1,260
920
1,145
665
585
749
524
642
576
633
361
394
443
522
273
299
Castlereagii, Up., B.,-| p^naies
359
375
1,287
1,247
1,659
1,606
1,795
1,680
1,527
1,722
1,253
1,521
883
1,140
785
991
786
723
787
485
508
644
728
349
420
Dupferin B., . Females
59
73
305
300
425
405
454
505
430
503
313
440
217
272
197
236
169
222
173
223
134
171
170
219
104
111
Iveagh, Lower, (dr. /M ales, .
part) B., . ./Females,
309
313
1,216
1,075
1,583
1,629
1,641
1,682
1,456
1,583
1,246
1,382
846
1,005
788
926
686
741
708
469
482
655
319
343
Xveagii, Lower, (up. ( Males, .
part) B., . .1 Females,
516
465
1,587
1,537
2,343
2,117
2,381
2,228
2,119
2,231
1,738
1,985
1,289
1,419
1,093
1,160
907
922
984
1,026
666
672
816
775
396
425
Iveagh, Upper, (lr./ M ales, .
part) B., . ./Females,
373
1,585
1,587
2,353
2,256
2,596
2,447
2,226
2,342
1,641
2,104
1,108
1,356
1,043
1,287
817
942
1,059
1,176
750
782
1,018
1,076
567
578
Iveagh, Upper, (up. /Males, .
PART) B., . ./Females,
320
299
1,309
1,216
i,922
1,885
2,088
1,929
1,635
1,929
1,244
1,600
873
1,098
963
721
809
798
883
574
674
766
796
352
414
-{S3™,
174
179
701
768
1,007
985
999
1,069
928
1,038
736
900
516
633
475
570
408
464
434
483
337
332
419
481
212
253
Lecale, Lower, B., • ‘{Females
97
94
426
375
547
520
522
549
494
563
488
554
362
468
327
398
304
311
313
302
222
196
267
328
204
185
Legale, Upper, B., .{lemal'es,
109
106
416
416
654
595
717
687
673
696
441
625
322
443
280
403
274
313
341
399
244
267
295
358
164
187
Lordship op Newry, / Males, .
B., . . ./Females,
93
94
389
341
503
484
531
519
447
481
358
415
254
275
245
195
192
247
275
199
151
181
207
110
114
Mourne B., . . {pemMes
145
159
588
593
900
872
963
874
699
901
533
800
354
514
320
421
303
325
335
417
248
276
341
356
202
203
Total, /Males, .
Rural Districts,/ Females,
3,207
3,152
12,242
11,704
17,043
16,562
17,877
17,243
15,475
17,026
12.123
15.124
8,616
10,725
7,793
9,447
7/72
7,433
8,212
5,210
5,516
6,603
7,283
3,651
3,978
Banbridge Town, . p e a ^]’ e j
44
160
147
204
161
201
217
207
215
157
201
114
133
97
104
93
96
84
123
' 65
74
64
71
35
33
. .{“3,-
27
37
126
149
186
177
182
171
104
184
65
181
63
146
65
114
80
120
60
91
34
72
54
70
27
DONAGn ADEE T. , . p ^l’es
35
34
130
95
161
170
178
161
131
215
65
205
48
158
45
133
50
107
53
109
46
77
52
84
33
52
Downpatrick T., . p c ^j es ‘
40
42
169
172
220
209
219
230
195
257
163
239
139
191
130
181
114
126
112
144
82
79
96
124
49
56
GlLFOUD T., . .{S.,
27
105
97
149
141
213
220
241
297
132
247
89
104
50
70
50
59
73
43
56
39
74
20
31
Lisburn T. (part OF),|^°*j e '
9
26
23
27
20
24
14
17
23
22
36
20
27
18
10
11
10
15
6
7
8
17
7
Newry T., .
149
108
405
416
567
509
530
539
504
622
415
557
354
435
325
355
247
300
286
327
184
206
208
265
112
108
■NewtOwbabfs T. ,
152
173
469
429
602
583
673
692
545
678
373
630
319
501
281
375
218
330
221
311
140
174
198
243
102
142
PORTAFERRY T., -{pemdes
23
28
105
83
125
102
106
116
94
117
51
166
49
99
63
87
40
62
40
62
22
58
49
75
34
31
23
64
90
114
135
124
119
87
124
73
142
64
108
51
87
52
61
52
63
40
32
50
64
18
22
Total, /Males, .
Civic Districts,/ F emales,
531
525
1,759
1,701
2,355
2,207
2,450
2,379
2,125
2,732
1,516
2,604
1,259
1,902
1,125
1,516
^ 950
977
1,318
835
818
1,087
437
534
Total op Rural and /Males, .
Civic Districts, /Females,
3,738
3,677
14,001
13,405
19,398
18,769
20,327
19,622
17,600
19,758
17J28
9,875
12,627
8,918
10,963
7,752
8,771
8,410
9,530
5,872
6,351
7,421
8,370
4,088
4,512
r Males,
33
m
37,927
23,514
16,670
14,282
11,509
Ages in Periods ( Females,
32,174
39
380
30,355
19,734
15,881
12,882
(.Both Sexes,
7,415
65,573
77,307
53,869
36,404
30,163
24,391
Proportion per cent. /Males, .
at each 10 Year-!
Period, . . . (_ Females,
2-4
2-2
21-9
19-1
24-8
23-4
15-9
18-1
10- 9
11- 8
9-3
9 - 4
7-6
7-7
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the Number One Year old and upwards, in periods of Fite and Ten Years.
.5
65
70.
under
under
8 °d
■rnder
9 °d
9 d
Too"
upwards.
§1
Malesand
Females.
Baronies'and Towns.
226
287
131
193
97
126
59
69
53
42
12
1
i
2
2
8,129
8,964
1 17,093
Ards, Lower, Barony.
186
27J
120
148
104
117
56
52
35
11
9
4
5
2
2
i
4
6,332
7,244
j- 13,576
Ards, Upper, B.
283
335
178
195
123
172
107
55
62
13
17
14
2
5
9,906
11,088
j- 20,994
Castlereagh, Lower, B.
446
493
244
261
201
229
95
107
89
28
20
5
2
1
8
14)723
j- 28,359
Castlereagh, Upper, B.
116
130
68
67
28
41
21
28
7
6
2
2
1
3,459
j- 7,504
Dufferin B.
385
453
200
196
179
200
93
58
12
17
12
14
?
1
5
12,840
13,524
j- 26,364
Iveagh, Lower, (lower part) B.
437
506
224
228
195
238
106
106
64
80
21
9
9
7
2
13
8
17,911
18,164
j- 36,075
Iveagii, Lower, (upper part) B.
651
859
346
333
333
391
175
174
122
169
42
41
14
16
4
1
26
11
18,833
20,306
J- 39,139
Iveagh, Upper, (lower part) B.
466
560
220
249
262
90
135
95
97
32
24
10
3
8
;
9
5
14,619
j- 30,468
Iveagu, Upper, (upper part) B.
319
323
137
158
129
133
53
86
65
92
19
15
6
4
2
1
1
I
8,078
8,972
j- 17,050
IClNELARTY B.
180
228
125
92
105
116
54
43
31
38
10
12
7
3
\
5,086
5,381
| 10,467
Lecale, Lower, B.
195
284
102
108
109
118
45
37
43
7
12
3
2
3
i
1
2
5,429
6,111
| 11,540
Lecale, Upper, B.
116
149
69
62
49
53
35
15
42
7
6
4
5
i
1
3
4
4,051
4,194
j- 8,245
Lordship op Newry B.
261
298
105
123
103
59
43
23
38
19
4
2
i
i
6,485
7,340
| 13,825
Mourne B.
4,277
5,176
2,269
2,428
2.028
2,333
996
1,137
743
941
224
251
78
99
23
34
4
12
77
50
134,794
145,905
j- 280,699
Total, Rural Districts.
29
45
18
19
20
5
5
1
2
1
i
1,585
1,716
j- 3,301
Banbridge Town.
30
19
35
14
33
5
9
i
i
i
2
1,147
1,702
j- 2,849
Bangor T.
30
50
15
28
11
20
9
13
8
5
1
1,096
1,725
j- 2,821
Donaghadee T.
58
79
|0
26
9
9
9
16
2
i
3
1,862
2,236
} 4,0fl8
Downpatrick T.
17
19
3
3
10
2
4
6
1
i
1,247
1,567
j- 2,814
Gilford T.
i
2
2
2
3
i
211
225
j- 436
Lisburn T. (part op).
102
172
38
74
42
53
17
28
18
J
;
l
4,497
5,101
]■ 9,598
Newry T.
124
155
60
74
47
68
28
28
7
16
4
5
2
!
4,565
5,509
| 10,074
Newtownards T.
29
49
16
17
18
25
4
10
3
1
4
1
2
i
872
1,202
} 2,074
PORTAFERRY T.
42
11
18
8
18
8
6
1
4
1
4
;
l
887
1,166
| 2,053
Rathfriland T.
459
669
212
310
177
284
88
108
40
82
13
28
5
12
1
10
12
17,969
22,149
| 40,118
Total, Civic Districts.
4,736
5,845
2,481
2,788
2,205
2,617
1,084
1,245
783
1,023
237
279
111
24
39
4
12
87
62
152,763
168,054
1 320,817
( Total of Rural and Civic
\ . Districts.
7,217
3
289
1,020
107
-
Males, ."I
8,583
3
862
302
150
-
Females, . ^ 0F 10 y EARS .
15,800
7,151
2,322
257
16
149
320,817
Both Sexes, J
5-0
51
2-1
2-3
•07
•09
-
Males, 1 Proportion per cent.
’ I AT each 10 Year
F emales, J Period.
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132 CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851. [County of
IL — Table showing the Number and Ages of the Population Five Years old and upwards,
Districts,
Males.
...
and
'°d
and
and
and
.ml
^1
aS
»
90
ti
Total
Degrees of Education.
10 .
30.
.....
"oo"
"so.'
"so"
wardJ.
M
'Who could Read and Write,
2,167
7,504
8,700
13,564
9,75'
8,13)
6,495
4,044
1,881
545
60
17
62,859
Rural
Districts.
Who could Read only.
5,503
6,190
4,321
4,492
2,939
2,582
2,098
1,315
584
228
13
30,272
Who could neither Read nor Write
9,373
4,183
2,454
2,683
1,905
1,930
1,661
1,187
559
194
32
53
26,214
Vho could Read and Write,
419
1,255
1,293
1,920
1,426
1,098
829
470
195
37
1
8,946
Districts.
Who could Read only,
838
HI
515
516
385
298
2J2
110
37
5
4
3,663
.Who could neither Read nor Write,
1,098
317
339
264
243
214
91
33
11
1
3,070
Rural
"Who could Read and Write,
2,586
8,759
9,993
15,484
11,177
9,229
7,324
4,514
2,076
582
61
20
71,805
Civic '
Who could Read only,
6,341
6,931
4,836
5,008
3,324
2,880
2,310
1,425
621
233
17
9
33,935
Districts.
Who could neither Read nor Write,
10,471
4,637
2,771
3,022
2,169
2,173
1,875
1,278
592
205
53
58
29,284
Proportion
Who could Read and Write, .
13
43
57
66
67
65
64
62
63
57
55
23
53
‘tvVap'J'
Who could Read only.
33
34
27
21
20
20
20
20
19
23
15
10
25
54
23
16
13
18
Write, /
22
1841
1838
1828
1818
1808
1798
1788
1768
1767
Years m which the persons were respectively 1
and up-
between the
ages of 5 and IS, . .
1851
1842
1837
1827
1817
1807
1797
1787
1777
wards.
HI- — Table showing the Proportion per cent, of the Population Five Years old and upwards, in each Degree
IY. — Table showing the Number and Ages of Persons
Classes op Schools
in Rural and Civic Districts.
Nun
.A..
or Males.
Undor
*■
»•
9.
11.
12.
13.
u.
15.
Above
i|
Males.
Rural
Primary Schools, .
80
360
754
1,019
1,145
1,248
1,148
1,038
740
687
429
314
134
89
77
12
9,274
Districts.
Superior Schools, .
2
2
4
7
7
12
»
11
8
7
8
4
3
88
Primary Schools, .
39
11)
179
247
313
272
253
285
179
189
142
116
50
23
Districts."
Superior Schools, . .
1
4
9
11
22
21
27
19
31
13
9
5
3
1
177
Total,
119
474
936
1,274
£1,471
il,538
1,430
1,356
954
906
610
450
201
121
155
31
12,026
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who could Read and Write,— Read only,— or could neither Read nor Write, in 1851 .
Femai.es.
_
Jla
' and
and
and
and
and
1 and
a 7 nd
1
90
lii
l T„TA,
AND
.0.
15.
20.
30.
40.
60.
untu
U S‘
11 90 - ‘
u
r -11
Degrees op Education.
],8iG
5,469
7,221
11,734
6,77-
4,63
3,68
2,13
951
27f
34
44,738
Who could Bead and Write,
■]
5,320
7,248
6,80
9,913
6,770
5,52-
4,37
2,956
1,40a
46;
5G
50,836
Who could Bead only.
9,426
4,526
3,00-
4,20’-
3,37f
3,56-
3,20
2,515
1,114
453
55
32
35,47o
Who could neither Bead nor Write, J
319
872
1,217
2,148
1,249
862
59P
339
135
42
7,785
Who could Read and Write,
■1
849
990
1,028
1,634
971
779
60o
357
160
41
7
1
7,422
Who could Bead only,
! Civic
1,039
517
487
724
595
5.12
418
283
97
27
“
9
4,716
Who could neither Bead nor Write, J
2,135
6,341
8,437
13,882
8,022
5,500
4,283
2,472
1,086
318
36
11
52,523! Who could Bead and Write,
6,169
8,238
7,829
11,547
7,741
6,304
4,975
3,313
1,565
504
63
10
58,258
Who could Bead only,
. !
10,465
5,043
3,492
4,926
3,971
4,077
3,624
2,798
1,211
480
63
41
40,191
Who could neither Read nor Write,.! R,ST1<ICTS -
11
32
43
46
41
34
33
29
28
24
22
18
35
33
42
39
38
39
40
39
38
41
39
39
16
38
Who could Read only,
Proportion
56
26
18
16
20
26
28
33
31
37
39
66
27
( Who could neither Bead nor
\ Write
1841
1838
1828
1818
1808
1798
1788
1778
1768
1767
to 30th March,
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
n.l np.
Years in which the persons we
respectively
1851
1842
1837
1827
1817
1807
1797
1787
1777
between the ages of 5 and 15
of Educations 1S41 and 1851, according to the Classification of Ages in the Census Tables of 1841.
Females.
tn
}•
26
36
46
56
66
76
86
Above
1|
TnT(I
Degrees op Education.
1°.
10.
25.
35.
45.
55.
65.
75.
85.
95.
95.
“!
Females
1
28
38
u
30
28
24
24
19
21
11
1G
28
In 1841,")
14
35
44
43
35
34
31
28
26
27
17
If
35
f Who could Bead and Write.
In 1851, J
321
46
42
43
43
42
43
45
46
46
35
24
41
In 1841,1
1
42
39
38
40
39
38
41
40
41
1
16
38
(-Who could Read only.
In 1351 ,J 3
J
26
20
24
27
30
33
31
35
33
54
60
31
In 1841,1
,
51
23
17
19
24
27
31
31
34
32
52
66
___
27
(-Who could neither Read nor Write.
In 1851, J
attending Schools during the Week ending 12th April, 1851.
Number and Ages
of Females.
—
Females
Classes op Schools in
Rural and Civic Districts.
(Jndc
6.
*
a
»
13.
1
16.
Above
!l
Females
86
312
605
848
804
821
770
670
397
428
168
142
45
35
34
6,169
15,443
Primary Schools,'
1
4
4
10
8
7
3
11
11
5
5
3
2
74
162
Superior Schools,,
Districts.
55
116
143
213
248
214
216
206
86
130
77
43
25
23
54
15
1,864
4,351
Primary Schools, '
r,v.„
1
2
3
14
7
15
13
9
11
8
8
7
1
2
1
102
279
Superior Schools,.
Districts.
141
429
751
1,068
1,070
1,052
1,009
896
495
580
264
198
82
62
92
20
8,209
20,235
Total,
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CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851. [County of
I. Table of Ages, stowing tte Number of Persons under One Year, also
1
20
30
35
40
45
50
55
IT
and
Baronies and Towns.
Year.
■S"
■sr
“S'
30.
35.
“ST
"it
60.
55.
60.
136
638
1,001
1,089
982
727
441
409
319
337
234
373
175
Clan aw ley Barony
[Females,
14
584
947
985
878
668
426
411
315
443
257
374
182
100
420
663
812
723
519
286
277
232
320
2,02
304
134
Clankelly B., .
[Females,
116
401
621
760
739
565
324
339
258
353
221
301
142
C Males, .
54
203
360
368
380
258
184
145
120
162
97
161
63
Coole B., .
' [Females,
38
231
322
361
338
302
187
172
131
190
89
157
69
J" Males, .
72
332
532
668
574
442
261
255
188
230
130
228
105
Kkockninny B.,
[Females,
95
347
597
634
613
410
233
237
179
249
153
240
105
r Males, .
196
852
1,307
1,563
1,282
966
536
488
412
531
336
517
242
Lurg B., .
[Females,
154
819
1,251
1,493
1,314
1,045
572
581
482
613
424
505
258
C Males, .
148
582
880
1,007
893
678
398
402
293
373
274
359
173
Magheraboy B.,
[Females,
150
556
948
1,033
974
755
435
401
336
454
269
416
174
136
664
1,026
1,283
1,066
825
494
444
337
517
325
433
.206
Magherastephana
bJ
[Females,
150
586
1,031
1,182
1,161
899
496
502
401
563
356
536
207
C Males, .
204
669
1,073
1,328
1,094
834
460
444
402
440
314
389
203
TlRKENNEDY B.,
[Females,
185
637
1,093
1,234
1,132
845
522
492
440
565
324
459
243
1 Total, Rural f Males > ■
1,046
4,360
6,842
8,118
6,994
5,249
3,060
2,864
2,303
2,910
1,912
2,764
1,301
Districts
[Females,
1,037
4,161
6,810
7,682
7,149
5,489
3,195
3,135
2,542
3,430
2,093
2,988
1,380
211
297
348
392
235
173
144
145
204
115
142
74
Enniskillen Town
[Females,
78
209
319
331
403
367
239
209
225
206
148
166
83
Total op Rural a
1,111
4,571
7,139
8,466
7,386
5,484
3,233
3,008
2,448
3,114
2,027
2,906
1,375
Civic Districts
[Females
1,115
4,370
7,129
8,013
7,552
5,856
3,434
3,344
2,767
3,636
2,241
3,154
1,463
"Males,
11,710
15,852
717
5,456
5,141
4,281
Ages in Periods
Females,
11,499
15,565
9,290
6,111
5,877
4,617
.Both Sexes
2,226
23,209
31,417
18,007
11,567
11,018
8,8.8
nt. f Males,
1-9
20-6
27-9
15-3
9-6
9-0
7-5
10-3
9 9
7-8
Period, .
. [Females
1-9
19-4
26-3
15-7
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the Number One Year old and upwards, in periods of Five and Ten Years.
135
Baronies and Towns.
2
7,446
j- 14,708
Clanawley Barony.
2
7,262
2
5,409
j- 10,998
Clankelly B.
2
5,589
3
2,789
> 5,664
Coole B.
3
2,875
)
7
1
4,317
4,424
9,990
j- 8,741
Knockninny B.
> 20,386
Lurg B.
3
10,396
J
*
7,024
j- 14,550
Magheraboy B.
3
7.52G
11
8,494
> 17,373
Magherastephana B.
7
8,879
J
25
8,640
j- 17,678
Tirkennedy B.
21
9,038
60
54,109
>110,098
Total, Rural Districts.
42
55,989
J
9
2,720
j- 5,949
Enniskillen Town.
10
3,229
69
52
56,829
59,218
j- 116,047
/Total op Rural and Ciyic
\ Districts.
_
Males, .-|
-
.1 Aa „„p„ I0 ,|,
j of 10 Years.
121
116,047
-
Both Sexes, J
Males, 1 Proportion per cent
> AT EACH 10 Yeai
Females.) Period.
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II.— Table showing the Number and Ages of -the Population Five Years old and upwards,
■
Males.
Degrees of Education.
and
and
20.
*1"
and
nSr
G°i
iL
90
Males.
10.
15.
...
50.
00.
70.
ou.
["Who could Bead and AY rite,
628
|
2,913,
3,405
4,798
3,007
2,661
2,238
1,389
660
166
27
20
21,912
J Who could Bead only,
1,168
2,217
1,724
1,695
1,028
908
684
411
183
69
7
11
10,105
l_ Who could neither Bead nor W rite.
5,046
2,988
1,865
1,816
1,132
1,253
1,143
811
430
138
fWlio could Bead and Write,
61
187
240
. 282
204
208
136
63
31
4
2
5
1,423
DtSTnirr 1 who could Read only >
79
7!
72
66
47
51
36
17
3
1
448
L Who could neither Bead nor Write,
157
89
80
60
38
60
25
10
RURAL J"" ' 10 could read and Write,
Cl v?c j W1 ‘° could rcad only »
689
3,100
3,645
5,080
3,211
vm
1,452
691
170
“
25
23,335
1,247
2,289
1,796
1,761
1,075
959
428
186
15
10,553
Districts. [ who cou ld neither Bead nor Write
5,203
3,077
1,945
1,876
1,170
1,313
1,187
.33
440
146
37
29
17,259
("Who could Bead and Write, .
10
37
50
58
59
J „
33
3.
44
4.
36
46
Proportion
per cent, i Who could Bead only, .
17
27
24
20
20
19
17
16
14
18
22
20
in each 1 \yj 10 cou i,l neither Bead nor'
Degree. [ Write> . . . . j
73
36
26
2-
2
2.
28
3
33
38
5
42
34
1841
1838
1828
1818
1808
1798
1788
1778
1768
1767
Years in which the persons were respectively
to 30tli March
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
andup
between the ages of 5 and 15, . . .
1851
1842
1837
1027
1817
1807
1797
1787
1777
III.— Table showing the Proportion per cent, of the Population Five Years old and upwards in each Degree
Classes of Schools
in Buuai. and Civic Districts.
Number an
or Males.
Jndor
6.
11.
15.
1C.
i;r
1
Males.
Rriinr r Primary Schools, .
28
121
243
419
519
581
566
589
419
527
309
297
115
81
65
40
4,919
DiSMUcrs Isnperior Schools, . .
1
1
3
4
11
14
41
Civic f Primary Schools, .
18
37
36
39
27
30
30
16
15
11
11
135
422
District. ^Superior Schools,. .
29
Total,
30
134
264
463
558 622
597
620
450
546
327
312
13f
96
214
40
5,411
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of Education in 1841 and 1851, according to tlie Classification of Ages in the Census Tables of 1841.
FSMA..SS.
5
25.
35.
£
1
|
GO
F
80
95.
A Sr
II
'hsiai.ks.
Degrees op Education.
£
20
24
19
18
16
12
1£
11
13
12
11
17
In 1841,')
>Who could Rond and Write.
10
29
35
29
23
22
19
17
14
16
8
25
25
In 1851 , J
ie
*
42
as
32
23
2-2
20
24
17
21
a,
In 1841,1
>Who could Read only.
21
34
39
39
34
31
23
24
22
20
17
15
In 1851, J
79
44
34
a.
£8
as
69
63
71
63
52
In 1841,1
> Who could neither Read nor Write.
69
37
2fi
32
43
4/
£9
64
64
75
60
43
In 1851, J
attending Schools during the Week ending 12th April, 1851.
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138 CENSUS OF IRELAND FOE' THE YEAR 1851. [County or
I. — Table of Ages, showing the Number of Persons under One Year, also
Baronies and Towns.
l^Ycar.
i
4
4
“f
am.
It
3 °1
35
40.
U 45.° r
i
4 -
SO.
266
1,115
1,627
1,697
1,606
1,083
658
657
550
665
520
663
353
(.Females,
272
1,103
1,540
1,715
1,634
828
713
374
C Males, .
230
1,086
1,570
1,715
1,525
1,170
676
671
517
698
487
665
341
» (.Females,
1,077
1,574
1,661
1,504
(■Males, .
725
2,966
4,545
5,025
4,442
3,171
1,897
1,824
1,508
1,941
1,256
1,813
946
(Females,
697
2,787
4,355
4,802
4,638
3,638
2,17o
N. E. Liberties op f Males > •
58
253
345
369
428
. 301
211
159
137
157
120
161
108
Coleraine, • I p ema |^ s
60
269
369
376
395
370
238
222
190
198
144
182
110
N.W. Liberties of J" Males, .
48
188
294
375
305
232
151
147
117
124
85
126
51
Londonderry, . j jv ma ] es
51
205
304
303
284
248
165
157
159
131
106
135
79
237
1,095
1,608
1,826
1,718
1,328
735
714
580
787
629
330
(Females,
273
1,092
1,586
1,682
1,644
1,342
773
657
826
559
705
366
f 11 * 1 ”' •
1,564
6,703
9,989
11,007
10,024
7,285
4,328
4,172
3,409
4,372
2,983
4,057
2,129
Rural Districts, "( F omaleS)
1,576
6,533
9,728
10,539
10,099
8,019
5,071
4,879
3,909
5,093
3,383
4,454
2,187
(■Males, .
91
282
378
351
219
162
172
143
181
102
159
82
(Females,
78
270
392
391
413
337
233
208
180
208
152
174
IO
(■Males, .
241
800
1,036
1,138
1,219
1,075
732
660
512
684
406
423
159
(Females,
225.
812
1,096
1,100
1,357
1,224
862
704
560
678
446
507
196
40
140
198
203
192
115
77
80
69
101
68
70
31
(Females,
23
151
217
170
202
142
109
87
118
117
79
79
40
Total rMales, .
372
1,222
1,626
1,719
1,762
1,409
971
912
724
966
,76
652
272
Civic Districts, | pemalc3i
326
1,233
1,705
1,661
1,972
1,703
1,204
999
858
1,003
677
760
311
1,936
7,925
11,615
12,726
11,786
8,694
5,299
5,084
4,133
5,338
3,559
4,709
2,401
Civic Districts, . i i? ema i es
1,902
7,766
11,433
12,200
12,071
9,722
6,275
5,878
4,767
6,101
4,060
5,214
2,498
fMales,
1
,540
24,512
13,993
9*217
,897
7,110
19,199
24,271
i
,997
10,645
10,161
7,712
op 10 Years, . 1
LBotiiSexes
3,838
38,739
B,783
29,990
19,862
19,058
14,822
21
21 0
AT EACH 10 YearJ
Period, . . . (Females
1-9
19-4
24-6
16-2
108
10-3
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the Number One Year old and upwards, in periods of Five and Ten Years.
u S“ r
05
and
■T
u sr
4 -
#
u S:
ino
“!
Total.
Females.
Baronies and Towns.
39(3
506
249
249
211
263
119
105
127
28
24
9
13
1
1
13
14
12,572
13,558
j- 26,130
Coleraine Baron r.
473
578
250
230
253
281
105
111
94
125
26
40
13
19
13
13,227
1 25,811
Keenaght B.
1,218
1,375
575
579
617
268
240
305
72
73
28
36
11
6
*
19
36,936
| 71,974
Logiiinsiiolin B.
120
133
48
58
66
25
31
17
8
8
2
1
i
3,448
j- 6,535
N. E. Liberties or Coleraine. ;
83
115
23
33
43
35
13
22
18
2
:
4
6
2,433
j- 5,008
N. \V. Liberties of Londonderry.
510
562
206
197
251
243
100
99
105
128
29
29
10
20
6
2
3
14
18
13,336
13,574
j- 26,910
Tirkeeran B.
2,800
3,269
1,351
1,350
1,395
1,505
630
532
739
165
178
66
93
22
20
12
64
69
79,050
83,318
j- 162,368
Total, Rural Districts.
64
99
40
51
30
52
12
29
12
19
3
;
1
*
2,884
3,378
j- 6,262
Coleraine Town.
341
93
132
102
141
34
34
31
70
10
2
9
1
28
9,653
10,534
j- 20,187
Londonderry T.
62
35
35
14
32
11
11
12
14
3
3
‘
1,697
j- 3,205
Newtownlimavaddy T.
362
502
168
218
146
225
m
55
103
11
20
3
14
1
2
1
59
38
14,045
15,609
j- 29,654
Total, Civic Districts.
3,162
3,771
1,519
1,568
1,541
1,730
687
682
587
842
176
198
107
23
22
3
13
123
107
93,095
98,927
| 192,022
/Total of Rural and Civic
\ Districts.
4,681
2,228
763
-
Males,
5,339
2,
12
1,040
129
Females, . | AoBS IN Periods
f of 10 Years.
10,020
4,640
1,803
221
16
230
192,022
-
Both Sexes, J
50
5-4
4
•1
•01
Males, 1 Proportion per cent.
V at each 10 Year
Females,] Period.
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II. — Table showing the Number and Ages of the Population Five Years old and upwards,
|DiSTRICTS,
AND
S]
.0,
15 i
20 |
30^
M
50
60
70
80
00
Males.
Degrees of Education.
emlcr
under
20.
under
50.
under
under
under
wards.
II
("Who could Read and Write,
Districts, j Who could Rea<l onl 7>
883
3,721
4,618
6,470
4,393
3,859
3,143
2,071
1,008
328
45
14
qn ^
3,237
4,142
3,354
3,133
1,898
1,967
1,612
1,018
530
177
21
17
21,106
Who could neither Read nor Write
5,8G9
3,144
2,052
2,010
1,290
1,529
1,431
1,062
487
192
55
3e
19,124
f Who could Read and Write,
275
863
1,070
1,523
1,09G
899
541
288
118
34
16
6,723
Districts. j Who could Rcad onl >'> • •
543
463
333
386
270
315
179
95
30
9
1
2,630
Lwho could neither Read nor Write,
808
393
359
471
270
328
204
147
55
23
3"
3,098
Rural f Who could Read and Write,
1,158
4,584
7,993
5,489
4,758
3,684
2,359
1,126
362
45
30
37,276
Cmc 1 Who could Read only,
3,780
4,605
3,687
3,519
2,168
2,282
1,791
1,113
560
186
22
23
23,736
Districts. [ who could ncither Read nor AVritej
6,677
3,537
2,411
2,481
1,560
1,857
1,635
1,209
542
215
28
70
22,222
f Who could Read and Write, .
10
36
48
57
60
53
52
50
51
48
47
24
45
PER CENT. J Who could Read only.
33
36
31
25
23
26
25
24
25
24
23
19
28
Degree. j W ^ r “ nM ncitl,er Read nor j-
57
21
18
17
2.
23
26
24
28
30
57
27
1841
1838
1828
1818
1808
1798
1788
17G8
1767
Years in which the persons were respectively 1
to 30 th March,
.
to
between the ages of 5 and 15, . . . {
to
to
to
to
and up-
1842
1837
1827
1817
1807
1797
1787
1777
wards.
III. — Table showing the Proportion per cent, of the Population Five Years old anc
upwards, i
each Degree
Males.
Degrees of Education.
s
36
46
66
76
86
\bovc
go
T
10.
10.
25.
35.
45.
55.
75.
35.
II
Males.
fin 1841,
11
38
58
46
20
28
Who could Read and Write, . J
[in 1851,
13
39
60
55
52
51
50
50
35
24
pin 1841,
Who could Read only, . . J
35
42
29
*>5
26
24
27
28
29
20
14
31
[in 1851,
34
35
28
24
25
26
23
25
24
24
18
19
28
pin 1841,
54
20
14
17
>
23
o,
25
60
06
Who could neither Read nor Write, 1
[in 1851,
53
26
20
16
20
22
25
24
26
26
47
57
27
IV. — Table showing the Number and Ages of Persons
Classes of Schools
in Rural and Civic Districts.
ne Aces of Males.
Under
*•
6.
8 .
...
12. 13.
16.
Above
II
Males.
‘Primary Schools, .
36
176
412
702
727
761
794
827
557
1
580, 307
282
136
103
208
6,620
Districts,
^Superior Schools, .
3
6
2
5
6
1 2
3
i
36
Civic
j - Primary Schools, .
22
63
104
128
154
195
179
211
112
119| 75
76
25
2.
1,529
Districts,
Superior Schools, .
1
1
13
12
12
25
20
28! 40
30
30
17
31
260
Total,
“
240
520
830
900
970
990
1,069
691
728! 424
I
388
194
142
288
13
8,445
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who could Read and Write, — Read only,— or could neither Read nor Write, in 1851.
141
Fkmai.es.
i 50
zo
and
and
| -tn.l
10.
j"f
“S’
under
00.
"mlor
I— 8
; n
r
1 Degrees op Education’.
728
2,829
3,663
4,741
2,43
1,84:
1,34
783
31C
12
1
18,83C
M ho could Read and Write,
•]
3,212
4,726
4,483
5,73
3,97.
3,94o
2,810
1,921
927
33.
o-
1.
32,129
Who could Read only,
1 Rural
' f Districts.
1,953
2,61 o
2,38.
2,694
2,490
1,915
810
452
G-.
21,221
Who could neither Read nor Wr
J
232
677
03-
1,306
738
518
329
198
94
24
'3
12
4,963
Who could Read and W rite,
0
590
580
670
932
615
582
370
221
94
37
4,710
Who could Read only.
1 Civic
[ Districts.
470
669
504
580
375
298
111
62
1!
4,377
960
3,506
4,495
6,050
3,168
2,360
1,670
981
440
150
21
18
23,819
Who could Read and Write,
3,802
5,306
5,153
6,663
4,590
4,527
3,180
2,145
1,021
376
53
23
36,839
Who could Read only,
" CmV
6,071
3,388
2,423
3,284
2,887
3,274
2,862
2,213
951
514
68
66
28,601
Who could neither Read oorWri
1 Districts.
-
37
38
30
23
22
»
18
14
15
„
27
Who could Read and Write, .
33
43
43
42
43
45
41
*0
42
36
37
21
41
Who could Read only, .
Proportion
58
20
27
32
37
1
40
50
48
62
32
("Who could neither Read nor
\ Write, .
Deoree.
1811
1838
1828
1818
1808
1798
1788
1778
1768
1767
to 30th March.
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
-to
ndup-
J Y ears m which the persons we
e respectively
1842
1817
1807
1797 ,
1
1787
wards.
of Education in 1841 and 1851, according to the Classification of Ages in the Census Tables of 1841.
Females.
10.
'i
!o 6 j 2
“
s.
65.
75. 1
6
Above
ij
Females.
Degrees op Education.
„
24
1
30| 23
20
17
15
1
13;
‘1
12
20
In 1841,
-Who could Read and Write.
1(
17
17
27
In 1851,
37
53
so: so
48
46
45
47
J
43
38
24
47
In 1841,
35
44
42 43
41
42
<•
42
8oJ
37
33
21
41
In 1851,
-Who could Read only.
23
20 27
32
37
40
40 :
41 1
41
62
04
33
In 1841,
■Who could neither Read nor Write.
46
50
62
32
In 1851,
attending Schools during the Week ending 12th April, 1851.
Number a
•d Aoes op Females.
Females
Classes op Schools in
Rural and Civic Districts.
years.
J;
6 .
’■
,
10. 11.
4J,™
I!
Females
33
385
595
67r
710
628
604
36b
424
220
197
81
51
65
ii
5,223
11,843
Primary Schools,
1
2
1
1
1
10
46
SuperiorSchools,.
Districts.
20
80
109
134
162
187
147
144
85
109
51
33
16
11
22
28
1,338
2,867
Primary Schools,'
f,v.r.
5
13
15
15
19
19
18
17
18
18
19
8
19
203
463
SuperiorSchools,.
Districts.
53
257
499
743
856
914
794
768
470
551
289
248
117
70
106
3,
6,774
15,219
Total.
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I. Table of Ages, showing the Number of Persons under One Year, also
■I
in
H
20
ON 1
30
35
40
AS j
50
55
Baronies and Towns.
aud
under
umior 1
un"‘ l r
umfcr
unlcr
under
under
,
15.
20.
30. j
33.
40.
45.
306
1,344
2,269
2,722
2,363
1,699
1,051
974
792
970
C54
960
499
Cremorne Barony
\ Females,
282
1,354
2,185
2,593
2,534
1,819
1,116
1,077
833
1,182
736
1,013
468
rMales, .
24G
920
1,495
1,764
1,561
1,054
719
626
524
704
424
671
320
Dartree B.,
" 1 Females,
234
«7»
1,502
1,685
1,642
1,291
790
813
626
796
473
710
330
1,098
1,838
1,883
1,603
1,101
701
766
600
786
453
723
376
Farney B., .
229
1,058
1,803
1,962
1,699
1,247
774
936
678
923
462
714
344
245
1,031
1,022
1,771
1,632
1,231
714
696
612
816
470
766
354
Monaghan B., .
f Females,
176
1,034
1,633
1,770
1,658
1,315
865
913
631
878
521
820
332
112
471
735
816
827
658
467
404
312
392
208
359
172
Tracgh B.,
f Females,
111
510
770
855
805
708
4G3
397
317
394
257
363
178
rMales, .
1,164
4,864
7,959
8,936
7,986
5,743
3,652
3,466
2,840
3,668
2,209
3,479
1,721
1 Rural Districts, females,
1,032
4,826
7,833
8,865
8,338
G,380
4,008
4,136
3,085
4,173
2,449
3,620
1,652
Carrickmacross
rMales, .
33
136
278
426
287
151
87
78
77
77
62
89
55
To«», . .
' (_ Females,
39
134
258
476
32G
182
108
115
96
160
83
131
46
30
82
129
110
128
81
GO
61
61
60
43
64
26
Castleblaney T.,
(_ Females,
21
84
119
157
129
• 110
73
74
61
69
51
61
20
21
111
146
125
99
66
70
40
63
45
56
27
Clones T.,
\ Females,
26
71
118
183
190
137
96
85
59
92
49
68
31
39
136
224
318
295
184
124
117
114
100
69
103
52
Monaghan T., .
(_ Females,
33
133
180
326
302
220
150
168
113
154
83
124
43
■
rMales, .
123
430
742
1,600
835
515
337
826
292
300
219
312
160
Civic Districts, - ^ p eraa [ es
119
422
675
1,148
947
649
427
442
329
475
266
384
140
Total of Rural and f Malcs > ■
1,287
5,294
8,701
9,956
8,821
6,258
■
3,989
3,792
3,132
3,968
2,428
3,791
1,881
Civic Districts, a p ema ] cs
1,151
5,248
8,568
10,013
9,285
7,029
j 4,435
4,578
3 414
4,648
2,715
4,004
1,792
rMales,
13,995
18,777
10,247
6,924
6,396
5,672
Females,
13,816
19,298
1 1,464
7,992
363
,796
of 10 Years,
Both Sexes,
2,438
37
811
38,075
21,711
14,916
13,759
11,468
Proportion per cent. rMales, .
3„-3
14-9
10T
8-2
AT EACH 10 Y EAR J
Period, .
. (_ Females
1-6
18-9
26-4
15-7
T’O
1
■
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AGES.
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the Number One Yeae old and upwards, in periods of Five and Ten Years.
1,091 K
Y 36,85
1,760 )
j- *24,80:
| 27,253
Baronies and Towns
Crejiorne Barony.
11,976
12,832
13,238
14,015
6,525 *
6,723
Total Rural Districts.
Carrickmacross Town.
1 } 2,08
Castlebla yney T.
5,944 '
6,913 .
Total Civic Districts.
2,554 1,010
3,119 962
1,403
1,432
Males, "I Proportion
F emales , ) Period.
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II Table showing the Number and Ages of the Population Five Years old and upwards,
Districts,
5
l0 |
15
»
3 0|
« ; 50,
«D
70
8«
DO
T(VP , ,
Degrees op Education.
If"-
under
under
w'
under
under
"’go"
"S"
ZrZ
r\Vho could Read and Write,
*
2,805
3,609
4,993
3,-136
!
2,849 2,581
1,476
591
156
20
2
23,069
dSI™. ■ ■
1,622
2,771
2,172
2,2»
1,288
1,319 1,004
589
240
70
15
4
13,308
LWho could neither Read nor Write,
5,786
3,380
2,205
2,188
1,582
1,7091 1,615
1,258
491
216
41
7
20,478
("Who could Read and Write,
B,S™. • •
100
373
444
546
405
299 243
94
24
n
1
2,544
ISO
307
165
105
87
74 7G
34
11
6
1,035
L Who could neither Read nor Write,
452
320
226
2U1
126
146j 153
113
46
5
‘
1,792
f Who could Read and Write,
651
3,178
4,053
5,539
3,811
1
3,148 2,824
1,570
615
167
24
25,613
Civic j Who could Read only, . .
1,812
3,070
2,337
2,313
1,375
1,393' 1,080
623
251
15
4
14,363
Districts. [ W ho could neither Read nor Write,
6,238
3,700
2,431
1,708
l,85o| 1,768
1,371
537
22,270
7
32
46
55
!
49, 50
44
44
36
28
21
41
16
18
29
PERCENT, j Who could Read only,
21
31
26
23
20
22 19
A 1 ™™!, 1 1 Who could neither Read nor 1
Degree. [ Wri[e >
72
37
28
23
25
29| 31
i
38
38
48
50
ss
1841
1838
1820
1818
1808 ! 1798
1788
1778
1768
1767
Years in which the persons were respectively |
-to
to
to
to 1 to
to
to
to
and up
between the ages of 5 and IS, . . .1
L
1851
1842
1837
1827
1817 i 1807
1797
III. — Table showing the Proportion per cent, of the Population Five Years old and upwards, in each Degree
Classes of Schools
in Rural and Civic Districts.
Nujibeh A
n Ages op Males.
vears.
11.
13.
16.
ALOV,
|| JmaIes.
Rural f Primar ^ Schoo,s - • ■
13
107
247
422
500
596
524
520
343
387
247
171
89
47
70
|
1 4,284
1
i
2
1
1
2
2
19
J 29
Civic f Primary Schools, .
16
34
30
53
55
141
68
105
83
41
30
16
36
13 823
D— “ \a. P .m I Sd..d., . .
1
2
2
3
6
12
17
12
12
14
15
11
19
. 128
Total,
20
124
284
454
556
654
627
673
429
504
313
228
_
136
74
144
14 5,264
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who could Read and Write, — Read only, — or could neither Read nor Write, in 1851.
Femal
s .
JLi
15
and
40 i
GO
»
00
!|
Total
AND
““
•sir
30.
"ir
'‘sa'
“ 5! ”
"do: 1
wards.
■II
Degrees op Education. |
4)4
1,795
»■
2,878
1,467
1,015
816
417
189
51
12
11,433
Who could Read and Write,
•]
1,523
3,183
3,283
4,152
2,680
2,172
1,446
808
302
103
4
2
19,658
Who could Read only,
1 Rural
■ j Districts.
5,956
3,887
2,676
3,358
3,074
3,435
3,010
2,531
835
325
39
3
29,134
Who could neither Read nor Writ
83
403
326
428
272
178
124
72
IB
9
1
1,915
Who could Read and Write,
•1
167
399
308
277
182
168
126
67
24
“
1
3
1,732
Who could Read only,
1 Civic
‘ [Districts.
425
346
313
371
317
395
274
186
64
29
3
2
2,725
Who could neither Read nor Writ
,J
497
2,198
2,705
3,306
1,739
940
489
207
60
13
13,348
Who could Read and Write,
' I Rural
1,690
3,582
3,591
4,429
2,862
2,340
1,572
875
326
113
5
21,390
Who could Read only,
. 1-
6,381
4,233
2,989
3,729
3,391
3,830
3,284
2,717
899
354
42
10
31,859
Who could neither Read nor Write J DlSXRICTS '
u
29
29
3
16
16
12
14
11
22
6
20
Who could Read and v Writo, .
20
36
39
39
36
32
27
21
23
22
8
31
32
Who could Read only, ,
PER CENT.
74
42
32
32
42
52
57
67
63
67
70
63
48
[ Who could neither Read nor
\ Write, ....
Degree.
1841
1838
1828
1818
1808
1798
1788
1778
1768
1767
| V cars in which the persons we
c respectively
and up-
18
si
1842
1837
1827
1817
1807
1797
1787
1777
wards.
J
of Education in 1841 and 1851, according to the Classification of Ages in the Census Tables of 1841.
Number ani
ACES
of Females
Females.
Classes of Schools in
Rural and Civic Districts.
U f 1 4.
’■
10 .
12
13.
14.
IS.
16.
*;r
Females
24
106
201
330
333
423
405
398
230
271
157
130
66
36
47
3,157
7,441
Primary Schools,
l
1
1
2
1
6
35
Superior Schools,
Districts.
3
18
25
34
52
38
78
120
114
141
103
70
19
8
21
63
907
1,730
Primary Schools,'
r,„n
1
.
2
1
6
2
■ 4
7
4
4
2
3
1
1
_
38
166
SuperiorSchools,.
Districts.
27
125
227
366
387
468
487
351
416
265
202
«.
45
.9
63
4,108
9,372
Total.
U
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146: CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851. [County of
I. — Table of Ages, stowing the Number of Persons under One Year, also
1
s
10
15
25
30
35
40
45
50
55
Baronies and
Towns.
.“"‘L
, a "'l
under
5.
10.
15.
25.
30.
35.
40.
45.
50.
55.
60.
f Males, .
282
1,249 .
1,918
2,215
1,956
1,462
820
783
623
850
580
751
400
905
(_ Females,
270
1,166
1,832
2,156
2,052
1,470
854
C Males, .
181
675
1,033
1,071
974
756
506
413
391
419
289
423
216
Dungannon, Lr., B
’ '(.Females,
1S1
653
1,002
1,077
1,028
776
535
480
407
489
301
453
200
Dungannon, Middle, f^ a ' es ’ •
523
1,863
2,763
3,235
2,863
2,188
1,485
1,293
1,046
1,402
878
1,253
692
" [ Females,
47S
1,724
2,780
3,163
2,976
2,647
1,590
1,468
1,102
1,476
998
1,283
669
Dungannon, Up.,
/"Males, .
282
1,085
1,872
2,060
1,809
1,340
845
704
650
823
627
748
407
[Females,
293
1,166
1,760
2,015
1,903
1,565
904
866
756
802
Omagh, East, B., .
/"Males, .
338
1,624
2,545
3,047
2,654
2,097
1,089
1,015
810
1,109
727
1,087
489
[Females,
346
1,582
2,372
2,872
2,675
1,846
1,086
1,106
Omagh, West, B.,
/"Males, .
199
786
1,226
1,364
1,257
945
514
457
391
508
377
429
234
[Females,
191
790
1,176
1,346
1,216
882
523
509
C Males, .
313
1,320
2,074
2,251
2,245
1,654
962
850
741
928
655
837
389
[Females,
322
1,308
1,965
2,149
2,150
1,630
997
389
234
1,00’3
1,503
1,744
1,487
1,064
621
532
438
572
426
583
272
:Strabane, .Upper,
700
[Females,
222
1,010
1,480
1,682
1,543
953
562
/"Males, .
2,352
9,605
14,934
16,987
15,245
11,506
6,842
6,047
5,090
6,611
4,559
6,111
3,099
Rural Districts, | PemaleS)
2,270
9,399
14,367
16,460
15,543
11,769
7,051
6,876
5,489
7,290
4,874
6,359
3,059
/"Males, .
21
105
165
226
189
124
82
89
78
76
52
68
29
Cookstown Town,
[Females,
30
118
155
157
209
158
113
113
91
97
77
96
46
/"Males, .
41
191
222
238
173
125
117
91
112
55
94
51
Dungannon T., .
[Females,
42
141
188
257
263
235
154
149
122
152
92
101
53
C Males, .
36
195
264
161
112
108
101
108
67
76
32
Omagii T.,
' (.Females,
35
134
156
181
243
218
126
102
92
132
74
70
36
44
171
256
271
280
209
129
128
117
121
89
101
44
Strabane T.,
[Females,
45
151
220
276
288
239
155
134
138
160
83
117
36
f Males, .
142
536
791
914
971
667
448
442
387
417
263
339
156
Civic Districts
" [Females,
153
544
719
871
1,013
850
548
498
443
541
326
384
171
Total of Rural
wn /"Males, .
2,494
10,141
15,725
17,901
16,216
.12,173
7,290
6,489
5,477
7,028
4,822
6,450
3,255
Civic Districts, .| Fema , eSi
2,423
9,943
15,086
17,331
16,556
12,619
7,599
7,374
5,932
7,831
5,200
6,743
3,230
'Males,
25
866
34,117
19,463
11,966
11,850
9,705
Females,
25,029
33,887
20,218
13
306
13,031
9,973
of 10 Years, .
lBoth Sexes,
4,917
50,895
68,004
39,681
25
272
24,881
19,678
nt. f Males, .
2-
20’5
4
9-5
9-4
7-7
at each 10 Year-1
.
Period.
(.Females,
1-9
9-3
26-2
156
0-3
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'Tyrone.] AGES. >147
the Number One Year old aud upwards, in periods of Five and Ten Years.
undor
65.
65
anil
under
70.
70
and
under
80.
80
and
85.
"So"
90
U 98. Cr
u S r
upwards
11
Total.
Total
Males and
Baronies and Towns.
S8S
210
222
272
271
116
91
108
133
22
13
11
6
3
8
15,235
15,585
j- 30,820
Clogiier Barony.
287
327
120
131
136
143
54
55
50
53
12
16
3
2
2
1
8,013
8,284
j- 16,297
Dungannon,
Lower, B.
819
988
353
390
338
385
161
158
120
198
33
29
16
14
4
4
l
4
23,333
24,523
j- 47,856
Dungannon,
Middle, B.
505
589
274
226
238
289
140
104
117
100
31
18
13
9
4
5
6
14,579
15,365
j- 29,944
Dungannon,
Upper, B.'
728
840
294
277
355
365
155
139
156
164
31
27
14
17
7
4
20,368
20,218
j- 40,586
Omagh, Bast, B.
327
358
137
113
146
160
84
58
70
73
12
18
12
2
2
1
2
9,478
9,442
j- 18,920
Omagh, West, B.
624
730
259
301
307
311
147
150
126
155
30
31
10
11
1
8
1
3
2
4
16,726
16,914
j- 33,640
Strabane, Lower, B.
447
447
156
169
, 202
93
87
95
98
20
33
6
i,
5
1
5
7
11,493
11,549
j- 23,042
Strabane, Upper, B.
4,322
4,942
1,803
1,829
1,981
2,126
950
842
842
974
202
194
87
80
26
36
12
28
12
23
119,225
121,880
j- 241,105
Total, Rural Districts.
50
49
19
26
12
27
10
12
5
11
4
1
1
1
’
1,401
1,592
j- 2,993
COOICSTOWN T.
54
66
27
28
15
24
6
6
4
10
2
3
1
1
1,766
2,088
j- 3,854
Dungannon T.
30
57
24
28
17
19
7
10
11
12
5
1
1
1
2
6
1,645
1,738
j- 3,383
Omagh T.
62
24
23
31
12
14
14
1
1
2
2
2
2,093
2,233
} -
Strabane T.
196
258
94
111
67
101
35
42
28
47
15
3
2
2
2
3
2
6
6,905
7,651
j- 14,556
Total, Civic Districts.
4,518
5,200
1,897
1,940
2,048
2,227
985
884
870
1,021
205
209
90
28
14
31
14
29
126,130
129,531
j- 255,661
/Total op Rural and Civic
l Districts.
6,415
3,033
1,075
118
Males,
7,140
3,111
1,230
123
•Females,
Ages in Periods
op 10 Years.
13,555
6,144
2,305
241
45
43
255,661
Both Sexes,.
’
5-1
5-5
2-4
2-4
•9
•9
■09
■09
•01
•02
Males, .1 Proportion per cent.
> at each 10 Year
F emiles,J Period.
U 2
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148 CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851. [County of
II. — Table showing the Number and Ages of the Population Five Years old and upwards,
Districts
Males.
,ml
•■ml
^1
30
and
ami
and
10 1
®° d
l°
1|
Total
Degrees or Education.
""
15.
•S“
U «-‘
■5“
“S'
u sor
u 'da*
wards.
fWlio could Read and Write,
1,278
5,529
6,814
9,863
6,017
5,389
4,528
2,752
1,352
416
51
3
43,992
B-d-ir. • ■
3,308
5,345
4,187
4,358
2,478
2,543
1,938
1,282
566
217
16
1
26,299
(.Who could neither Read nor Write,
10,288
6,113
4,244
4,127
2,642
3,238
2,744
2,091
1,013
411
58
8
36,977
J" Who could Read and Write,
127
498
597
748
551
390
270
178
52
16
3
2
3,439
DlSTMcra.] Wlio conU Readonly, . .
204
184
171
187
134
129
84
44
22
7
1,166
LWho could neither Read nor Write,
460
232
203
180
137
161
141
68
28
4
1,022
Rural .
1,405
6,027
7,411
10,611
6,575
5,779
4,798
2,930
1,404
432
54
5
47,431
Civic | Who couia Eea<1 0,ll >'> ‘
3,572
5,529
4,35f
4,545
2,612
2,672
2,022
1,326
588
224
lb
1
27,465
Districts. |_ who could neither Read nor Write,
10,748
6,345
4,447
4,307
2,779
3,399
2,885
2,159
1,041
419
62
8
38,599
9
34
46
55
49
49
46
46
40
41
36
42
Proportion
Who could Read only,
23
31
27
23
22
22
21
21
20
21
12
7
24
Degree.
Who could neither Read nor")
Write, . . . . J
68
35
27
22
23
29
36
33
34
39
47
57
34
1841
1838
1828
1818
1808
1798
1788
1778
1768
1767
Years in wliic
the persons were respectively
and up-
L
1851
1842
1837
1827
1817
1807
1797
1787
1777
wards
III. — Table showing the Proportion per cent, of the Population Five Years old and upwards, in each Degree
Classes of Schools
in Rural and Civic Districts.
NUM
-*
S OF MALES.
yexts.
6.
-
a
,
10.
,3.
13.
14.
'»•
16.
Aboie
Is
45
247
474
812
951
1,028
1,013
971
570
745
424
410
167
117
131
182
8,287
Districts. ^Superior Schools, .
2
2
3
2
7
«
«
2
12
»
2
3
3
i
52
Cmc fN-VlM-uI,, • ■
ii
32
56
52
66
90
69
83
49
67
45
29
17
14
108
2
790
Districts. | S up( , riorSchoolS) _ _
2
12
14
11
14
21
30
30
37
32
16
10
11
7
256
Total, .
56
283
541
879
1,033
1,136
1,101
1,080
651
854
509
473
203
144
251
191
9,385
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Tyrone.] EDUCATION.
■who could Read and Write, — Read only, — or could neither Read nor Write, in 1851.
Females.
1,012 3,800 4,778 5,973 3,047 2,202' 1,666 983; 455 131 j 19 2 24, 15Si Who could Read and Write, ."j
3,166 6,314 6,442 7,602 4,752 4,346; 3,123; 2,001 j 844 2801 20 6 38,904 Who could Read only, . . [ D
10,189 6,256 4,323 5,245 4,566 5,616 ; 4,629 3,787| 1,669 757 97 15 47,149! Who could neither Read nor Write J
"5° r
under
1,012
3,890
3,166
6,314
10,189
6,256
98
348
211
292
410
231
1,110
4,233
3,377
6,606
10,599
6,487
7
25
23
38
70
37
1841
to 30th March,
1851
Districts,
Degrees op Education.
98 348 448 634 3691 281 169j lllj 50 17
211 292 353 447 289 263’ 156; 9ej 39 15
410 231 212 317 283 323; 230! 162! 54 30
5,226; 6,607 3,416 2,483 1,835 1,094 505 148; 19
6,795 8,049 5,041 4,609 3,279 2,097 883 295 32
4,535! 5,562 4,849 5,939 4,859 3,949 1,723 787 103
!
1 2,526 Who could Read and Write,
2 2,167 Who could Read only, . . •
3 2,261 Who could neither Read nor Write.
3 26,634; Who could Read and Write,
8 41,071 Who could Read only,
|
111 49,410; Who could neither Read nor Write.
23 Who could Read and Write, ."l
I I
35 Who could Read only, . . f
io f Who could neither Read nor I
4 “t Write, . . . .J
1838 1828 1818 1808 1798 1788 1773 1768 J 1767
1842 1837 1827 1817 1807 1797 1787 | 1777 Lards.
of Education in 1S41 and 1851, according to the Classification of Ages in the Census Tables of 1841.
Females.
27 331 281 21 19 16
I
15 14 12 12 10 13
21 19 16j 17 13 16
36| 32 28; 30 30 28 18 18
36 34 3oj 29 26 29 11 28
attending Schools during tile Week ending 12th April, 1851.
Number and Ages op Females.
Classes op Schools ii
230 445 722 792 851
2 1115
II i I l
7921 470 5581 302 253 142 88 103 60 6,675 14,962 Primary Schools,' 1 Rural
7| s] s| 4 4 4 1 1 .| 43 95 SuperiorSchoolsJ D istricts.
751 86 59 70 31 35 23 13 51 5 804 1,594 Primary Schools,') Clyic
9! 14 7 13 15 7 3 7 9 . 115 371 SuperiorSchools, j DlsrIt,CTS -
66 266j 515 811 881 955
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150 CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851. [Province of
I. — Table of Ages, showing the Number of Persons under One Year, also
Districts.
Mfcar.
4 1 -
"f
and
and
under
and
under
30
under
under
■if
5 °d
60.
("Males, .
18,146
73,361
109,794
120,634
105,652
70 fiSR
50,209
46,550
38,597
47,068
31,254
Rural Districts,
. \
[Females,
17,728
71,003
107,377
116,789
110,924
87,515
56,331
53,863
42,088
53,381
33,382
45,929
22,677
("Males, .
3,560
10,969
14,628
15,812
15,414
11,727
8,871
7,916
6,611
7,275
4,605
Civic Districts,
.4
[Females,
3,441
10,916
14,415
15,740
17,474
15,973
11,797
9,925
8,072
8,702
5,372
6,699
3,076
TV,-,,
("Males, .
21,706
84,330
124,422
136,446
121,066
91,365
59,080
54,466
45,208
54,343
35,859
48,491
24,718
Civic Districts, j FemaleS)
21,169
81,919
121,792
132,529
128,398
103,488
68,128
63,788
50,160
62,083
38,754
52,628
25,753
Males,
200
752
257,512
150,445
99,674
90,202
73,209
Females,
203,711
260
927
171,616
113,948
100,837
78,381
or 10 Years,
.Both Sexes,
42,875
412,463
518,439
322,061
213,622
191,039
151,590
Proportion per cc
nt. ("Males, .
2-2
21-4
26-4
15-4
10-2
,
AT EACH 10 YEAR-!
Period, . .
. (.Females,
2-
19-7
25-2
16-6
11-
8
7'6
II. — Table showing the Number and Ages of the Population Five Years old and upwards,
Districts,
Males.
ANn
5
in
„
20
an
40
70
and
and
and
and
and
and
Degrees of Education.
und;r
20.
■:r
IT"
60.
wards.
I"!
("Who could Read and Write
9,851
40,886
49,251
72,222
47,978
40,511
33,773
20,508
9,351
2,700
351
130
327,512
27,187
38,327
28,821
28,974
17,451
16,542
12,795
7,899
3,574
1,227
142
56
182,995
[Who could neither Read nor
Write,
72,756
41,421
27,580
28,651
19,718
21,269
18,563
13,528
6,039
2,257
356
352
252,490
pVho could Read and Write
2,437
8,092
9,722
14,374
10,201
7,635
5,161
2,604
899
219
16
59
61,419
4,905
4,455
3,137
3,449
2,420
2,237
1,400
713
254
50
5
14
23,039
[who could neither Read nor
Write,
7,286
3,265
2,555
2,775
1,906
2,008
1,517
893
333
104
22
157
22,821
12,288
48,978
58,973
86,596
58,179
48,146
38,934
23,112
10,250
Civic i " r ' l ° 00u ^ Read only,
32,092
42,782
31,958
32,423
19,871
18,779
14,195
8,612
3,828
1,277
147
70
206,034
Districts. [ w]l0 could neithel . Eead nor
Write,
80,042
44,686
30,135
31,426
21,624
23,277
20,080
14,421
6,372
2,361
378
509
275,311
Proportion
Who could Read and Wi
10
36
49
«
58
53
53
50
50
«
41
25
45
mo could Read only,
26
31
26
21
20
21
19
19
19
19
17
9
24
Degree.
Who could neither Read nor 1
. Write, ./
64
33
25
21
22
26
28
31
31
36
42
66
31
1841
1838
1828
1818
1808
1798
1788
1768
Years in which the persons were respectively
andup-
between the ages of 5 and 15, .
.1
1851
1842
1837
1827
1817
1807
1797
1787
1777
wards.
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the Number One Tear old and upwards, in periods of Five and Ten Tears.
undor
*d
undci-
it
undor
under
''So”
-if
.% i “•
”"oo r jepu'ards.
1
Males and
Females.
Districts.
28,860
34,062
2,853
3,953
13,075
13,377
1,357
1,676
13,099
14,128
1,052
1,586
5,865
5,756
434
612
4,881
6,192
291
545
1,303
1,367
82
160
585
598
31
60
192
206
8
23
140
11
538
391
230
137
854,504
895,204
121,808
140,365
j-1,749,708
j- 262,173
Rural Districts.
Civic Districts.
j Total of Rural and Civic
( Districts.
Females, . ^GES ]N p EIU0I)S
op 10 Years.
Both Sexes,.
31,713
38,015
14,432
15,053
14,151
15,714
6,299
6,368
5,172
6,737
1,385
. 1,527
616
658
200
229
76
151
768
528
976,312
1,035,569
j-2,011,881
46,145
53,068
20,450
22,082
6,557
8,264
816
887
99,213
42,532
14,821
1,703
227
1,296
2,011,881
4- 7
5 - l
2-1
2-1
•7
•8
•08
•08
•01
Males, .■) Proportion per cent.
V AT EACH 10 Year
Females, J Period.
who could Read and Write, — Read only, — or could neither Read nor Write, in 1851.
Females.
Districts,
s
10
„
20
m
CO
70
m
90
IND
and
and
and
under
30.
50.
under
•;r
u or
Degrees op Education.
7,919
29,164
37,211
50,267
26,739
19,278
14,699
8,362
3,698
1,099
163
47
198,646
Who could Read and Write,
•1
26,567
43,985
42,524
54,349
35,948
30,640
22,554
14,361
6,373
2,183
222
279,789
Who could Read only.
! Rural
• (Districts.
24,716
Who could neither Read nor W rite, J
1,950
6,048
7,831
13,425
8,019
5,225
3,459
1,823
760
213
22
38
48,813
Who could Read and Write,
•1
5,012
5,907
6,217
9,356
5,978
4,824
3,372
1,843
759
204
31
24
43,527
Who could Read only,
1 Civic
• f Districts.
7,453
3,785
3,426
4,989
4,000
4,025
2,944
1,963
679
288
41
75
33,668
Who could neither Read nor Write, J
9,869
35,212
45,042
63,692
34,758
24,503
18,158
10,185
4,458
1,312
185
85
247,459
Who could Read and Write,
1 Rural
31,579
49,892
48,741
63,705
41,926
35,472
25,926
16,204
7,132
2,387
253
99
323,316
Who could Read only,
l r A ,™
80,344
47,425
34,615
44,219
37,264
40,862
34,297
26,679
10,492
4.SK
600
344
361,708
Who could neither Read norWrit
I Districts.
8
26
35
37
30
24
23
19
20
16
18
16
26
Who could Read and Write, .’
Proportion
26
38
38
37
37
35
33
31
32
29
24
19
35
Who could Read only, .
66
36
27
26
33
41
44
50
48
55
58
65
39
/Who could neither Read nor
t Write, .
Degree.
1841
1838
1828
1818
1808
1798
1788
1778
1768
1767
Years in which the persons we
e respectively
to 30th March,
1851
1842
1837
1827
1817
1807
1797
1787
1777
J
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CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851.
[Province of
III. — Table showing tlie Number and Ages of the Population Five Years old and upwards who could Read and
Ages in the Census
M
O COULD
Iead and White
Districts and Periods.
10.
S .
I.
S I
3 °
4 to
j 6 ! 6 t a
Go. | 75.
F
80
A $r
8§ Males.
< §•
rln 1841,
14,352
46,912
99,476
06,450|
53,954
36,611
24,862 12,480
4,964
659
92
248: 361,060
90,145
[In 1851,
16,192
37,003
4,330
744
78
130 327,512
rln 1841,
2,959
6,942
14,587
10,321
7,640
4,658
2,831 1,177
405
51
8
[in 1851,
3,774
369
49
5
59 61,419
rln 1841,
17,311
53,854
114,063
rs.mj
61,594
41,269
27,693| 13,657
5,369
710
100
306 412,697
Districts,
[in 1851,
19,966
52,690
107,559
60,446j
53,195
42,993
26,815! 13,503
4,699
793
83
189 388,931
40,409
45,194!
19 3 (
28,998
21,953
14,309
10,01?! 5,161
2,236
329
44
I
J42|
218,148
35,562
36,466!
43,856
19,946
17,778
14,026
8,685! 4,559
1,735
293
33
sej
182,995
5,065
3,601
3,875
2,484
1,971
1,273
773; 325
134
27
4
j
19,539
5,902
4,189
4,834
2,700
2,45i
1,641
855! 350
85
15
1
14 i
23,039
45,474
48,795
53,231
31,482
23,924
15,582
10,790j 5,486
2,370
356
48
149j
237,687
41,464
40,655
48,690
22,646
20,231
15,667
9,5401 4,909
1,820
308
34
H
206,034
Male
"'no cou
D NEITIIE
Head nor Wri
E.
rln 1841, 124 , job
Rural Districts, J . , , . , . , ,
[in 1851, 83,231 37,177 43,099: 21,413 21,989! 19,492 14,703 7,295! 3,089' 559 91 352: 252,490
I I
rln 1841, 7,597 2,342 2,582. 1,961 1,718 1,406 1,042 443 184| 28 10 70j 19,369
Civic Districts,
[In 1851, 8,072 3,029 3,£>99| 2,141 2,136i l,653i 989 458] 158| 24 5 1571 22,821
I I I I I
„ ,, fin 1841, 132,303 50,278 50,1961 36,666 30,141| 24,257; 19,879 9,488j 4,083: 623 155 590 358,659
Rural and Civic J I |
Districts, • [i n .i851, j 91,303 40,206; 47,098; 23,5S4| 24,125| 21,145j 15,692 7,753j 3,247j 583 96| 5091 275,311
In 1841, 124,706 47,936 J 47,6341 34,705 28,423
1,8511 18,837. 9,045 3,899 595
IV. — Table showing the Proportion per cent, of the Population Five Years old and upwards, in each Degree
Tin 1841,
[In 1851,
rln 1841,
[In 1851,
pin 1841,
AVrite, J
[in 1851,
25 22 21 19
24 20 211 20
30| 23 21 25 26
19 20 21 16 14
19j 19 18 16 9
Y. — Table showing the Number and Ages of Persons
Classes of Schools —
in Rural and Civic Districts. Un !
Rural f Priraar >' S' 1 ' 00
Districts. "[ g upol . io j, g cho(
Civic I" Primaiy Sclioo
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9.
11.
12.
13.
A, ;r
Ages not
pcciGcd.
387
1,837 3,859 6,183
7,098
7,700
7,422
7,362
4,786
3,142
2,739
1,203
806
991
393 61,295
4 11 17
29
26
36
52
43
76
56
57
44
92
5 605
583; 939 1,254
1,483
1,522
1,525
1,666
1,088
1,116
736
540
257
179
1,043
102 14,257
6
18 41 j 70
99
118
139
203
226
235
284
238
172
125
176
10 2,160
2,442| 4,050| 7,524
8,709
_
9,366
.!!!
9,283
6,814
4,218
3,57-1
Was
1,154
2,302
510 78,317
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EDUCATION..
153
Write, Bead only,— or who could neither Bead nor Write in 1841 and 1851, according to the Classification of
Tables of 1841. '
of Education in 1841 and 1851, according to the Classification of Ages in the Census Tables of 1841.
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80
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10
29
36
33
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21
18
21
14
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41
41
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39
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35
34
33
23
24
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38
' 37
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33
31
29
19
19
35
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71
38
32
39
44
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49
51
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could neither Read nor Write.
62
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51
50
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39
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attending Schools during the Week ending 12th April, 1851.
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CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851.
Table showing the Population of the Province of Ulster at every age, by Months and Years, as taken from the
Family Returns.
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PROVINCE OF CONNAUGHT.
GALWAY TOWN,
GALWAY, . .
LEITRIM, . .
INDEX.
156 MAYO, .
158 ROSCOMMON,
162 SLIGO
SUMMARY OF CONNAUGHT 178
166
170
174
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I. — Table of Ages, showing the Number of Persons under One Year, also
156
Districts,
Males.
Decrees of Education.
±
■1
"So”
■Sr
40 .
■ft"
#
z
u lir r
i : i
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(■Who could Read and Write,
120
475
599
921
674
421
282
119
35
1
6‘ 1
3,653
District, i who could Rcad 01l| y> • ■
204
295
-
162
104
107
39
22
J
i
1,189
LWho could neither Read nor Write,
747
530
620
821
636
531
376
22,
43
16; 1
4
4,554
f Who could Road and Write, .
Proportion 1
percent, j Who could Read only, .
10
36
«
12
9
40
10
C
32
40
i
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29
14
39
13
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41
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43
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.
■ 62
•
70 50
57
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between the ages of 5 and 15, . . . j
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1851
1838
to
1842
1828
1837
1818
to
1827
1808
(o
1817
1798
to
1807
'1708'
1797
1778
1787
T768 j 1767
to laud up-
1777 1 wards.
III- — Table showing the Proportion per cent, of the Population Five Years old and upwards, in each Degree
Degrees of Education.
a | it
a
s
2
40 ! 50
? F
sc
Above
If
|’In 1841,
12
49
53
49
47
49; 43
1
43
*
23
43
(.In 1851,
14
40
45
42
40 37
“i
17
75
30
39
rln 1341.
H
15
10
8
7
6 6
6
11
10
1 Iu 1851,
19
10
8
9
8
6
14
rln 1841,
73;
37
43
46
45 51
46
46
71
100
77
[in 1851,
61
45
*
«
53 57
1
77
25
56
48
IV — Table showing the Number and Ages of Persons
Classes of Schools.
Number and Aces of Males.
U „J
<•
».
n.
14.
15. j 10.
‘r fi
Males.
Primary Schools
4 . 9
J „
76
uo
117
134
72
107
|
93
99
70| 57
1
40
1,080
Superior Schools, ....
1 4
4j 3
9
9
8
8
15
13
18
12 15
8 13
144
Total,
•i 13
26i 70
85
114
126
142
80
122
106
117
82| 72| 48| 16
1,224
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tlie Number Oxe Ye;
AGES AND EDUCATION,
old and upwards, in periods of Five and Tex Years.
157
of Education in 1841 and 1851, according to tlie Classification of Ages in the Census Tables ol lSll.
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I. — Table of Ages, showing the Number of Persons under One Tear, also
1
5
10
15
I 2 0
25
30
35
40
45
1 an
Baronies an
• Town.
1 Year
■r
„i
15.
i-
[i
30.
"it
i
50.
“ir
and
GO.
Aran Barony, .
/Males, .
/Females
35
42
160
127
209
206
248
249
213
187
197
169
105
109
129
102
76
67
97
95
63
56
72
34
34
Athenry B.,
/Males, .
‘(.Females
58
45
225
181
343
435
389
303
212
199
111
172
191
145
244
99
161
74
Ballymoe B., .
/Males, .
241
947
1,581
1,561
1,392
914
555
621
476
538
739
491
724
340
538
245
Ballynahinch B.
/Males, .
‘ (.Females,
263
259
1,031
922
1,579
1,511
1,888
1,812
1,632
1,706
1,122
1,248
647
710
743
908
452
578
759
972
350
503
582
167
199
Clare B., . .
/Males, .
255
953
977
1,817
2,288
2,012
1,475
783
795
488
861
262
2,349
897
623
1,040
510
832
293
Clonmacnowen B
/Males, .
> ’I Females,
95
330
533
579
577
480
247
245
160
251
112
212
511
256
162
275
140
206
66
Dunkellin B., .
/Males, .
‘(.Females,
152
134
584
1,093
1,223
1,228
975
530
585
364
572
1,051
566
657
377
618
302
153
Dunmore B.,
/Males, .
•/Females,
195
756
1,287
1,359
1,182
884
484
586
381
644
501
693
434
613
256
470
173
Galway B., .
/Males, .
•/Females,
116
348
749
1.263
825
523
288
310
207
328
533
331
364
257
306
167
212
108
KlLCONNELL B.,
/Males, .
115
419
772
867
785
603
375
368
270
362
( Females,
128
io2
505
289
397
269
373
180
305
127
Killian B., .
/Males, .
■"/Females,
107
458
720
927
836
615
357
318
ROD
801
744
576
321
378
220
403
196
349
147
KlLTARTAN B., .
/Males, .
‘ /Females,
167
554
921
1,058
1,015
726
424
460
947
941
705
45o
514
342
605
236
438
128
Leitrim B.,
/Males, .
•/Females,
189
700
lJlO
1,411
1,379
1,084
613
583
458
532
715
1,300
1,268
911
588
644
423
677
316
551
255
/Males, .
‘/Females,
171
777
1,262
1,477
1,541
1,066
696
674
487
608
405
767
1,342
580
698
481
713
625
254
Lougiirea B., .
/Males, .
■/Females,
59
291
502
571
721
399
212
265
151
5o4
670
420
236
329
207
351
149
223
77
MOYCULLEN B., .
/Males, .
•/Females,
240
787
1,474
1,675
1,538
1,094
714
748
482
673
233
1,672
1,339
1,150
652
774
530
661
, 313
489
212
/Males, .
■/ Females,
93
325
535
530
509
333
246
269
181
216
528
o69
452
365
260
303
194
213
114
150
93
TlAQUIN B.,
/Males, .
‘/Females,
255
808
1,396
1,525
1,469
1,100
614
676
460
637
199
251
222
995
630
739
517
657
299
564
Total /Males, .
Rural Districts,/ Females,
2,813
2,667
10,453
10,019
18,032
17,331
20,885
19,468
19,243
18,225
13,893
13,471
8,102
8,065
8,574
9,583
5,721
6,317
8,489
9,540
4,116
4,428
6,615
7,312
2,545
Ballinasloe Town /Males, .
50
154
372
607
296
208
136
142
574
553
325
176
222
116
201
81
132
32
/Males, .
"/Females,
38
118
278
486
391
158
99
82
85
650
442
350
188
191
128
266
77
126
39
/Males, .
'/Females,
39
150
348
554
314
121
92
106
41
737
288
234
158
207
129
209
93
120
47
Tuam T., .
/Males, .
72
190
239
293
305
229
128
154
122
145
51
360
265
173
211
158
191
111
144
56
Total Civic/ Males, .
Districts, / Females,
199
173
612
568
1,249
1,217
1,940
2,286
1,306
1,643
716
1,174
is
484
831
531
470
867
261
357
522
158
174
Total of Rural
Civic Districts,
nd/ Males, .
./Females,
3,012
2;840
11,065
10,587
19,281
18,548
22,825
21,754
20,549
19,868
14,609
14,645
8/60
9,058
10,414
6,119
6,848
8,959
10,407
4,377
4,790
6,972
7,834
2,703
3,063
‘Males, .
30,346
43,374
23,166
15,177
13,336
9,675
Aces in Periods
Females,
29,135
41,622
23,405
17,262
of 10 Years,
|
_
.Both Sexes,
5,852
59,481
84,996
46,571
32,439
28,533 '
20,572
Proportion per cent. /Males, .
at each 10 Year!
2-1
20-7
29-6 i
15-8
10-3
9-1
6-6
Period, .
. (.Females,
1-9
1
•3
27'5 j
15-5
11
4
10-
7-2
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the Number One Year old and upwards, in periods of Fite and Ten Years.
00
under
under
7 °d
it
8 °1
U 85? r
90
U t'
•1
pwards.
|-g
T ”“-
Total
Females.
Baronies and Towns.
72
11
18
14
8
2
2
l
1
{
1,718
1,621
}- 3,339
Aran Barony.
91
131
37
26
28
39
6
5
11
11
1
1
2
2,989
2,869
|- 5,858
Atuenry B.
307
97
106
99
124
41
31
23
45
11
2
2
2
2
1
10,606
10,779
}- 21,385
Ballymoe B.
361
548
104
97
98
130
24
29
37
57
7
2
3
1
*
11,724
12,632
| 24,356
Ballynaiiincu B.
480
598
149
142
143
167
43
48
36
61
5
13
10
7
2
2
2
14,015
15,287
| 29,302
Clare B.
160
171
51
33
54
18
14
16
19
1
i
1
1
2
4,186
3,851
| 8,037
Clonmacnowen B.
294
421
68
70
77
78
19
18
20
31
1
1
1
2
i
i
8,652
8,823
} 1! ' 475
DUNKELLIN B.
304
421
89
73
83
122
30
22
30
46
2
5
6
1
2
1
2
9,138
9,281
j- 18,419
DUNMORE B.
145
175
52
24
35
7
11
15
25
I
1
2
3
5,619
4,740
| 10,359
Galway B.
224
252
57
67
72
21
24
16
23
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
5,948
5,617
| 11,565
ICilconnell B.
193
241
73
61
74
15
17
7
23
3
2
3
a
5,871
5,822
}
Killian B.
209
281
69
67
61
74
22
20
29
37
5
1
4
1
2
1
1
7,218
7,336
j- 14,554
Kiltartan B.
345
452
110
97
144
135
32
39
27
53
6
7
1
5
2
2
1
9,862
9,807
}
Leitrim B.
361
491
127
109
108
134
35
36
63
4
7
1
3
2
i
2
10,589
10,884
| 21,473
Longford B.
144
201
51
48
72
20
13
16
20
2
l
i
1
4,156
4,438
| 8,594
LOUGHREA B.
305
421
104
111
127
26
42
39
40
3
4
3
2
1
1
1
10,881
11,098
| 21,979
Moycullen B.
104
138
40
35
33
49
13
11
17
15
2
1
i
1
3,776
3,915
j- 7,691
Ross B.
372
548
102
111
111
121
38
32
36
41
9
i
4
2
1
3
10,659
10,687
| 21,346
Tiaquin B.
4,443
6,007
1,339
1,295
1,350
1,615
412
421
614
67
80
31
68
22
40
15
26
15
137,607
139,487
j- 277,094
Total, Rural Districts.
51
92
14
19
16
20
9
9
8
1
2
;
1
2,466
3,111
}
Ballinasloe Town (part of).
84
11
17
13
19
7
5
2
7
2
2,039
3,009
J- 5,048
Gort T.
55
117
17
26
20
33
12
7
12
2
2
i
2
i
2,263
2,975
| 5,238
LOUGIIRBA T.
66
134
23
23
29
9
11
6
17
2
1
i
i
2,273
2,667
| 4,940
Tuam T.
227
427
78
85
72
101
33
37
18
3
2
i
1
3
8
9,041
11,762
| 20,803
Total, Civic Districts.
4,670
6,434
1,417
1,380
1,422
1,716
445
451
439
658
70
87
33
73
22
42
16
27
28
146,648
151,249
1 297,897
[Total of Rural and Civic
\ Districts.
6,087
1,867
509
55
-
Males, ."|
7,814
2,167
745
115
remales, . 1 ^ ors IN Periods
f of 10 Years.
13,901
4,034
1,254
170
43
51
297,897
-
Both Sexes,]
4- 1
5- 2
1-4
•3
•5
•04
•08
•01
•02
Males, Proportion per cent.
V at each 10 Year
F emales,] Period.
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CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR iftsi
II— Table showing the Number and Ages of the Population Five Years old and upwards
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Galway.] EDUCATION.
■who could. Read and Write,— Read only,— or could neither Read nor Write, in 1851.
, , — , —
5 10 15 20 30 40
and and ! and | and and and
50 60 70
and and and
80 90 1
under “iVr S'g j
'KilAi.iid.
60. | 70. 80.
646 2,848 3,277 3,399 1,925 1,341
1
8581 466 136
|
56 5 1
14,958
1,508 2,832 2.415 2,320 1,326 889
560 303 77
24 10
12,264
15,177 13,788! 12,533 15,817 12,649 11,738
8,783 6,533 1,816
614 117 14
99,579
113 531 420 542 344 202
162 95 27
10 2 1
2,449
196 445 290 231 170 138
63 42 16
3
1,594
908 1,310 933 1,096 848 889
471 375 95
38 8 7
6,978
759 3,379 3,697 3,941 2,269 1,543
1,020 561 163
66 7 2
17,407
1,704 3,277 2,705 2,551 1,496| 1,027
623 345 93
27 10
13,858
16,085 15,098 13,466 16,913 13,497 12,627
9,254 6,908 1,911
652 125 21
4 16 18 17 13 10
9 7 8
9 5 9
9 15 14 11 9
J 7 •
io!
87 69 68 72 78 8
85 89 88
87j 88 91
Districts,
Degrees op Education.
iould Read and Write, .1
■“"Id Read only, . • L IST °,
ould neither Read nor Write, J
3841 183D 1828 1818 1808 1798 1788 1778 1768 1767
to 30th March, to to to to to j to to to and up
1851 1842 1837 1827 1817 1807 | 1797 1787 1777 wards.
f Who could neither Read l
Years in which the persons were respectively
between the ages of 5 and 15.
of Education in 1841 and 1851, according to tlie Classification of Age, in tlie Census Tables of 1841.
U I 16 26 30 40 86 66
3 11 12 88857 /u
5 17 18 14 11 10 8 9 8 13
G 12 11 8654443
10 15 12 10 7 6 4 4 4 6
6 3 5 8 In 1841,
85 68 70 76 82 84 88 87 88 81
1
attending Schools during the Week ending 12th April, 1851.
[•Who could Read and Write.
5 8 In 1841
10 In 1851
87 91 89 89 91 9C| 90 84 In 1841
In 1841,')
>Who could Read only.
In 1851, j
j ’"i-Who could neither Read nor Write.
In 1851, J
,, ,, .. ,, IB Abovo M Total females. Rural and Civic Districts.
"f 4. 6. 1 6. 7. 8. 9. - 10. 11. 12- I '3- >'• «• 1G ' | 1C. |||| Females. j I
IS 103 233 132 531 635 . 722 1,101 700 1,076 G3sj 707 28. 232 23-2 40 7,830 17,143
. 104 ]] 19 137 SuperiorSchools.J
’ ‘ : ‘ ’ - '
,5 20 50 02 87 100 104 273 186 412 2.1 280 143 03 5 21 2,178 J.
5 4 8 2 8 8 4 -9 l.lj 4 6 . 1 . 70 192 SuperiorSchools.J
34 128 288 548 077 812 835 1,353 830 !,500 887 335 450 236 238 70 10,038 21,420 Toiao.
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CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851.
[County of
I. — Table of Ages, showing the Number of Persons under One Year, also
1 5
10 15
20
10 15
Baronies.
1 Year, under under
under undor
under
under
and and
and aud
under under
under
5. 10.
15. 20.
25.
30.
45. 50.
an.
(-Males, .
223 857 1,467
1,646 1,393
997
547
528 430
587 329
526
Carrigallen Barony,-!
(.Females,
202 | 863 1,462
1,552 1,357
833
529
556 455
674 312
542
194
290 1,275 2,070
2,070 1,893
1,417
838
811 685
723 424
611
Drum aha ire B., . J
[Females,
329 1 1,276 2,109
2,149 1,842
801
933 604
790 441
612
248
253 881 1,671
1,752 1,585
1,129
626
556 457
649 363
561
Leitrim B., . .!
(.Females,
248 905 1,551
689 488
736 359
552
222
225 832 1,597
1,770 1,450
1,076
664
616 467
605 358
239
(.Females,
244 825 1,491
1,780 1,364
1,002
510
657 489
708 338
622
235
207 846 1,335
1,377 1,127
813
468
479 432
464 287
420
(.Females,
177 824 j 1,303
1,269 1,172
823
514
585 431
545 273
415
198
Total f Males - •
1,198 4,691 8,140
8,615 7,448
5,432
3,143
2,990 2,471
3,028 1,761
2,695
1,111
1,200 4,693 7,916
8,486 7,247
4,961
2,846
3,420 2,467
3,453 1,723
2,743
1,097
("Males,
12,831
16,063
8,575
5,461
4,789
3,806
12,609
15,733
7,807
5,887
5,176
3,840
of 10 Years, '
.Both Sexes,
25,440
31,796
16,382
11,348
9,965
7,646
Proportion percent. ("Males, .
2-1 22-9
28-6
15-3
97
8-5
•
at each 10 Year!
Period, . . (.Females,
2-1 22-6
28-2
14-0
10-5
9-3
6-9 |
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Leitrim.] AGES.
the Number One Year old and upwards, in periods of Five and Ten Years.
70
75
80
85
90
95
■g rS
Tata,.
1
and
and
..i.d
.-.ml
•uni
and
undor
65.
nnder
“U-
a T
So.
90.
95.
100.
upwards.
286
111
118
51
30
6
2
2
2
3
10,360
1 20,454
Carrigallen Barony.
318
79
88
27
36
8
4
1
2
10,094
J
378
151
151
61
59
12
6
6
7
14,189
V 28,561
Drumaiiaire B.
447
130
171
47
67
5
3
2
3
6
14,372
J
345
131
123
36
25
5
3
1
i
8
11,412
]■ 22,527
Leitrim B.
351
116
112
29
39
6
4
3
1
12
11,115
)
308
136
129
48
52
6
3
i
*
11,163
l 22,155
Moiiiix B.
371
134
123
49
34
7
3
1
1
4
10,992
i
~
254
100
121
41
43
«
«
1
1
5
8,987
i- 18,200
UoscLOGiiER B.
322
97
132
57
59
4
3
1
1
8
1,571
629
642
237
209
34
20
11
8
27
56,111
>-111,897
Total, Rural Districts.
1,800
562
626
209
235
30
17
8
6
32
55,786
J
2,200
879
243
31
-
Males,
265
25
—
Females,
Ages in Periods
_
or 10 Years.
4,571
1,714
508
56
14
59
111,897
-
Both Sexes,.
|
...
4-2
1-5
•5
•04
Females, J Period.
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164 CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851. [County of
II. — Table showing the Number and Ages of the Population Five Years old and upwards
Males.
Degrees of Education.
■“f
'°1
under
"1"
4
•;?
■5“
00
u ir r
8 °l
00
If
("Who could Read and Write,
442
2,379
3,129
4,454
2,705
2,156
1,785
940
371
77
14
8
18,460
1,177
2,266
1,656
1,512
905
799
544
242
93
28
9,225
L Who could neither Read nor Write,
6,521
3,970
2,663
2,609
1,851
1,834
1,477
1,018
415
138
25
16
22,537
Proportion
Who could Read and Write, .
5
28
42
52
49
45
47
43
42
32
36
30
37
Who could Read only.
15
26
22
18
17
17
14
11
11
11
11
18
Degree.
Who could neither Read nor
Write, /
80
46
36
30
34
38
39
46
47
57
64
59
4o
Years in which the persons wore respectively |
between the ages of 5 and 15, . . . ^
1841
to 30 th March,
1851
1838
to
1842
1828
1837
1818
to
1827
1808
to
1817
1798
to
1807
1788
1797
1778
1787
1768
1777
1767
III. — Table showing the Proportion per cent, of the Population Five Years old and upwards, in each Degree
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Leitrim.] EDUCATION.
•who could Bead and Write,— Road only,— or could neither Read nor Write, in 1851.
Females.
. I
Districts,
„
10
15
20
30
40
50
GO
w
»
00
AND
under
10.
undor
“so."
30.
40.
“io.
70.
80.
90.
»ard.
**
362
1,859
2,021
2,009
1,056
752
494
240
105
32
i
8,940
Who could Read and Write,
1,148
2,446
2,144
2,285
1,476
1,001
544
262
63
24
1
11,395
Who could Read only, .
t Districts.
6,406
4,181
3,082
3,513
3,355
3,423
2,802
1,869
667
209
29
23
29,558
Who could neither Read norW rite, J
5
„
28
26
-
15
13
10
13
12
8
88
18
Who could Read and Write, .'
Proportion
u
29
25
19
14
11
7
9
3
23
Who could Read only,
81
49
42
«
57
66
73
79
80
79
94
69
59
( Who could neither Read nor
\ Write
Degree.
1.
1 1841
1838
1828
1818
1808
1798
1788
1778
1768
1767
| Years in which tho persons we
re respectively
Ito30tl
March
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
and up
j between tho ages of 5 and 1
1851
1842
1837
1827
1817
1807
1797
1787
1777
wards
attending Schools during the Week ending 12th April, 1851.
K UMBER AND AOES OF FEMALES.
Females.
Classes op ScnoOLs.
Undor
4.
8.
10.
14.
1G.
"TjjFEMALES.
10
1
64
142
313
328
445
2
371
509
2
315
455
1
1
206
98
61
42
33
3,639
12
7,702
2G
Primary Schools, 1 RuRAI .
Superior Schools, 3 ^ >ISTIlICIS '
Total.
11
64
142
316
328
447
371
511
316
456
248
207
98
I
42
33
3,651
7,728
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CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851. [County of
I. — Table of Ages, showing the Number of Persons under One Year, also
Baronies ax
Towns.
l U Year
air
and
and
15
S
£
it
and
■Y
,S
i *'
1 “■
15.
m
25.
30.
35.
40.
45.
50.
55.
00.
("Males, .
252
930
1,675
2,116
1,518
1,107
764
793
270
562
I Burrisiiooi.e Baron t,-<
(.Females
237
909
1,556
2,059
1,655
1,170
680
887
488
898
354
586
250
Carra B.,
(" Males, .
m
973
1,868
2,560
1,919
1,310
729
742
522
841
419
639
264
[Females,
25o
910
1,712
2,190
1,838
1,421
668
921
635
1,010
445
776
319
Clanmorris B.,
("Males, .
192
787
1,430
1,641
1,375
858
488
504
388
621
250
461
171
[Females,
189
720
1,371
1,601
1,293
874
461
691
471
633
292
481
179
Costello B.,
("Males, .
508
1,992
3,122
3,206
2,675
2,080
1,235
1,275
806
1,302
526
1,088
436
[Females,
511
1,944
2,965
3,185
2,724
2,101
1,171
1,437
829
1,276
592
1,032
406
Erris B., .
r Males, .
179
705
1,290
1,634
1,320
886
512
513
327
562
237
452
176
[Females,
190
700
1,286
1,657
1,383
971
571
664
418
720
272
468
197
Gallkn B.,
f Males, .
366
1,426
2,326
2,750
2,141
1,667
952
956
554
995
443
795
342
[Females,
356
1,395
2,251
2,619
2,230
1,794
955
1,043
709
1,090
529
871
373
Kilmaine B., .
(■Males, .
24 9
988
M»
2,354
1,988
1,364
728
837
493
888
323
634
234
[Females,
286
953
1,807
2,391
2,098
1,518
865
970
633
1,034
419
784
271
Murrisk B.,
("Males, .
202
720
1,377
1.808
1,371
822
522
601
345
608
263
446
158
[Females,
202
750
1,411
1,398
1,521
1,027
568
721
445
791
314
567
207
TlRAWLEV B., .
("Males, .
310
1,364
2,521
3,2] 5
2,769
1,852
1,000
896
603
1,045
529
975
458
[Females,
306
1,289
2,417
3,102
2,773
1,998
954
1,128
827
1,362
616
1,079
449
("Males, .
2,527
9,885
17,489
21,284
17,076
12,035
6,855
7,088
4,468
'7,647
3,263
6,032
Rural Districts, [F emales
2,532
9,570
16,776
20,202
17,515
12,874
6,893
8,462
8,814
3,833
6,644
2,651
Ballina Town (part f Ma,es > •
43
175
296
415
326
195
158
137
102
123
82
135
54
• •
[Females,
49
204
284
327
410
360
179
226
111
245
98
163
58
Ballinrobe T.,
("Males, .
20
62
148
135
148
106
08
64
51
86
23
43
24
[Females,
14
90
123
144
158
122
87
94
50
66
34
67
23
Castlebar T., .
("Males, .
59
174
283
235
220
192
136
119
92
102
67
105
46
[Females,
53
150
304
630
332
251
160
149
101
154
81
109
47
Westport T., .
( Males, .
44
154
233
276
255
159
120
97
90
135
63
91
«
[Females,
56
160
294
470
303
266
151
159
128
123
70
108
56
("Males, .
166
565
960
1,061
949
652
482
417
335
446
235
374
172
604
1,571
1,203
999
577
628
390
588
283
447
184
Total op Rural a
. n ("Males, .
2,693
10,450
18,449
22,345
18,025
12,687
7,337
7,505
4,803
8,093
3,498
6,406
2,573
Civic Districts
[Females,
2,704
10,174
17,781
21,773
18,718
13,873
7,470
9,090
5,845
9,402
4,116
7,091
2,835
Males,
28
899
40,370
20,024
12,
308
11,591
8,979
Females,
27,955
40,491
21,343
14,935
13,
518
9,926
op 10 Years,
-
Both Sexes,
5,397
56,854
80,861
41,367
27,243
25,109
18,905
Proportion per cent, r Males, .
AT EACH 10 YEAR-J
2.
21-7
30-3
15"
9-2
8-7
•7
Period, .
. [Females,
1-9
19-8
8-7
15-1
10-6
9-6
•
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167
the Number One Yeah old and upwards, in periods of Five and Ten Years.
and
a
» I
and
and
and
and |
Z
si
Total.
ALES ASD
Baronies
and Towns.
undo.
a t r
a 80? r |
U 85. U
|
05.
100. | U
HI .111..
■4 §•
433
108
116
37
61
6
5
4
2
6
12,054
24,728
Burrishoole Barony.
560
93
153
39
79
4
5
7
3
2
12,674
471
138
146
48
53
12
3
1
5
13,932
- 28,055
Carra B.
612
149
142
43
54
6
7
5
2
3
14,123
327
105
119
21
36
4
3
2
2
9
9,794
- 19,784
Clanmorris B.
424
106
116
31
44
2
3
1
7
9,990
761
204
224
78
62
15
15
1
1
15
21,596
- 43,210
Costello B.
806
196
239
62
98
11
7
3
4
15
21,614
356
107
83
29
25
5
6
2
1
2
9,409
^ 19,630
Erris B.
423
89
117
29
49
7
5
3
2
10,221
583
150
210
53
65
5
6
4
2
16,791
V 34,327
GrALLEN B.
772
173
226
51
76
13
7
1
1
1
17,536
J
439
115
117
25
42
9
9
2
2
13,715
j- 28,821
KlLMAlNB B.
669
128
152
41
68
9
5
2
1
2
15,106
302
83
73
28
31
4
3
2
1
9,870
V 20,613
MURRISK B.
493
93
127
34
60
6
4
3
1
10,743
J
693
225
227
68
75
7
4
3
2
5
18,846
V 38,765
TlRAWLEY B.
898
231
284
57
110
13
12
5
6
3
19,919
J
4,365
1,235
1,315
387
450
67
8*
18
14
44
126,007
j- 257,933
Total, Rural Districts.
5,657
1,258
1,556
387
638
71
“
26
22
35
131,926
92
38
39
7
6
3
2
1
2,429
V 5,402
Ballina Town (part of).
142
39
38
17
13
3
1
8
3
2,973
J
26
4
3
4
1
1
1,017
j- 2,162
Ballinrobe T.
46
12
»
3
3
2
1
1
1,145
58
27
12
6
3
1
1
1
1,939
y 4,632
Castlebar T.
89
29
22
8
19
1
2
2
2,693
i
60
22
19
9
3
1
1
1,872
1 4,370
Westport T.
75
31
24
8
12
3
1
2,498
J
236
91
73
26
12
5
4
1
3
7,257
l 16,566
Total, Civic Districts.
352
111
89
36
47
8
3
2
7
9,309
)
4,601
1,326
1,388
413
462
72
58
19
14
47
133,264
V 274,499
( Total of Rural and Civic
1 Districts.
6,009
1,369
1,645
423
685
79
58
29
24
42
141,235
J
-v-
534
Males, ."1
5,927
1,801
87
Females,
764
7,378
of 10 Years.
13,305
3,869
1,298
164
38
89
274,499
-
Both Sexes,,
4- 5
5- 2
1
•4
1
•06
•01
_
\ P “"”SS “ ss
1-5
•5
|
•06
.02
Females, J
Period.
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16S CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851. [County of
DL — Table showing the Proportion per cent, of the Population Five Years old and upwards in each Degree
Hale
Degrees op Education.
10.
11
15.
i
20
35.
s
40
50
05.
5
85.
86
AW.
ii
sst
fin 1841,
Who could Read and Write, . .1
3
17
25
23
24
24
19
20
18
20
18
9
18
{in 1851,
fin 1841,
Who could Read only, . . . J
6
9
20
14
29
11
31
9
26
8
27
7
24
6
24
5
19
24
17
3
22
10
(.In 1851,
11
16
12
10
8
8
7
6
5
4
7
2
11
fin 1841,
Who could neither Read nor Write,!
88
69
64
68
68
6S
75
75
78
76
82
88
72
(.In 1851,
33
64
59
59
66
65
69
70
76
72
76
72
67
IY. — Table showing the Number and Ages of Persons
Classes of Schools
in Rural and Civic Districts.
Num
EE AS
.A..
OP MALES.
“
Jndor
<■
6 .
8
9.
11.
13.
14.
15.
16.
AW,
E|
Males.
Rural [Primary Schools, . .
9
68
194
417
609
741
721
1,124
598
1,216
659
714
245
1
2
1
1
2
11
Civic [Primary Schools, .
16
13
39
60
84
100
78
111
75
101
54
60
19
23
12
1
*
*
5
2
2
6
7
4
‘
54
Total,
25
81
234
480
698
847
805
1,237
675
1,323
721
782
270
200
178
17
8,573
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who could Read and Write, — Read only, — or could neither Read nor Write, in 1851.
Districts,
JLi
and
30
40
»
,2d
70 i
90
ti
Totai.
■s'
•5“
30.
•i"
"S*
T
W ards.
||
Degrees of Education.
543
2,151
2,304
2,414
1,308
819
619
307
86
29
9
1
10,590
Who could Road and Write,
1,427
2,876
2,252
2,012
1,112
802
457
236
76
15
1
11,266
Who could Read only,
Rural
Districts.
14,806
15,175
12,959
15,341
11,497
11,026
8,219
6,372
1,781
665
93
34
97,968
Whocould neither Read nor Write,.
114
355
424
571
310
187
144
85
29
1
2,228
Who could Read and Write,
202
319
214
251
132
115
81
41
9
2
1
1,367
Who could Read only,
Districts.
689
897
565
754
576
569
406
337
87
45
6
7
4,938
Who could neither Read nor Write,.
657
2,506
2,728
2,98o
1,618
1,006
763
392
115
37
10
12,818
Who could Read and Write,
Riirat
1,629
3,195
2,466
2,263
1,244
917
538
277
85
17
12,633
Who could Read only,
15,495
16,072
13,524
16,095
12,073
11,595
8,62o
6,709
1,868
710
99
41
102,906
Who couldneither Read nor Write,.
Districts.
11
15
14
11
7
.
6
9
2
10
4
4
10
Who could Read only,
PER CENT.
87
74
72
75
81
86
87
91
90
93
89
98
80
f Who could neither Read nor
\ Write, ....
Degree.
1841
1838
1828
1818
1808
1798
1788
1778
1768
1767
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
Years in which the persons were
respectively
| 1851
1842
1837
1827
1817
1807
1797
1787
1777
wards
J
of Education in 1841 and 1851, according to the Classification of Ages in the Census Tables of 1841.
HOMB
a AND
A...
of Females.
Males
Females.
Classes of Schools in
Rural and Civic Districts.
Under
6.
11.
12 .
15.
Above
1
Im:ma LBS
8
75
187
347
439
531
664
947
533
88!)
592
561
223
159
190
6
6,342
14,005
Primary Schools,)
i
1
1
.
3
14
Superior Schools, J Disiricts -
12
34
37
50
68
112
117
299
150
300
169
222
44
29
36
11
1,690
2,535
Primary Schools,) r , VTP
1
2
4
3
8
*
4
9
6
8
6
3
1
61
115
20
111
226
402
510
651
785
1,251
686
1,189
766
791
273
191
227
17
8,096
16,669
Total.
Z
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mi CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE TEAR 1851. [County of
I. — Table of Ages, showing the Number of Persons under One Year, also
j
s
10
20
25
30
35
40
45
50
55
Baronies and Towns.
under
under
s.
10.
15.
20.
25.
30.
35.
50.
302
1,306
2,172
2,427
2,263
1,703
996
908
617
959
544
858
421
A
982
(.Females,
317
1,288
2,130
2,649
2,198
1,443
852
/•Males, .
115
398
738
750
665
516
278
274
215
336
152
261
107
Ballintobek, N., B
[Females,
81
695
718
651
424
283
300
245
356
170
305
111
Balliniobek, S., B
/"Males, .
117
504
*»
1,044
919
598
344
365
234
377
209
345
140
(.Females,
127
469
833
965
799
554
285
387
266
442
308
166
/"Males, .
219
365
366
331
196
101
131
116
140
90
107
54
[Females,
47
195
345
343
291
170
92
187
/•Males, .
288
1,055
1,867
1,856
1,666
1,251
665
671
457
697
350
635
234
A
[Females,
294
1,001
1,676
1,876
1,583
1,100
584
773
542
776
388
622
231
/"Males, .
256
948
1,488
1,769
1,437
1,002
533
553
447
614
326
491
239
-L
[Females,
248
905
1,568
1,688
1,447
951
559
684
483
744
386
535
243
/•Males, .
287
938
1,435
1,617
1,411
1,083
642
609
463
592
295
50 9
181
[Females,
264
869
1,472
1,561
1,306
1,038
601
665
433
/"Males, .
69
258
423
456
433
305
201
216
146
190
103
172
70
MOYCARN B., .
[Females,
71
251
404
404
393
270
165
242
146
223
108
167
67
/"Males, .
279
1,042
1,803
2,106
1,803
1,339
737
703
532
750
444
619
307
Roscommon B., .
A
[Females,
285
998
1,738
2,066
1,820
1,196
69b
I Total, Rural f Males > •
1,876
6,668
11,159
12,391
10,928
7,993
4,497
4,430
3,227
4,655
2,513
3,997
1,753
Districts
[Females,
1,734
6,374
10,861
12,270
10,488
7,146
4,117
5,119
3,521
5,315
2,686
4,301
1,725
I Athlone Town (part f ^ a ' es ' •
47
103
159
150
135
106
106
95
68
87
52
67
32
■ [Females,
33
104
166
125
195
168
104
110
79
97
52
56
26
I Ballinasloe T. (part f Males ’ •
3
10
9
7
15
3
8
6
10
2
2
4
1
OP),
’ [Females,
1
11
12
9
7
7
12
7
3
6
3
3
3
/■Males, .
39
119
208
125
82
65
84
49
75
37
Boyle T., .
[Females,
36
131
246
324
292
203
99
109
78
126
74
88
/"Males, .
54
137
507
367
200
111
107
79
128
76
90
45
Roscommon T., .
[Females,
49
122
232
281
384
274
144
169
90
183
86
117
55
Total Civic f Males > *
143
m
668
971
725
434
288
290
222
301
179
236
115
Districts, \ FmI „
119
m
656
739
878
652
359
395
250
412
215
264
118
Total op Rural a
n ("Males, .
2,019
7,037
11,827
13,362
11,653
' 8,427
4,795
4,720
3,449
4,956
2,692
4,233
1,868
Civic Districts
[Females
1,853
6,742
11,517
13,009
11,366
7,798
4,476
5,514
3,771
5,727
2,901
4,565
1,843
'Males,
18,864
25,015
13,222
8
169
7,648
6,101 I
8
628
408
op 10 Years,
.Both Sexes
3,872
37,123
49,390
25,496
17,454
16,276
12,509
2-3
21-8
•8
7-1
1 at each 10 Year-/
Period, .
. [Females
2-1
21-0
28-0
4-1
10-7
9-9
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Roscommon.]
the Number One Year old and upwards, in periods of Fite and Ten Years.
70
75
so
85
90
95
T/vr«r.
and
and
and
and
and
..ml
and
Total.
Baronies and Towns.
65.
70.
75.
80.
85.
90.
95.
100.
574
230
160
64
61
12
6
14
16,687
- 33,454
Athlone Barony.
689
188
193
51
76
11
4
3
1
10
16,767
174
66
76
20
20
5
6
1
3
5,176
- 10,273
Ballintober, North, B.
181
71
65
16
15
3
3
2
4
5,097
217
103
74
35
15
8
*
3
1
6,524
>• 12,857
Ballintober, South, B.
289
89
75
22
29
1
2
6,333
66
29
26
8
9
1
1
2
2,424
j- 4,817
Ballymoe B.
106
22
24
11
11
2
2
2,393
364
106
112
54
45
7
5
2
6
12,393
j- 24,593
Boyle B.
422
111
126
28
53
8
4
1
1
12,200
342
110
132
38
40
5
6
2
1
2
10,780
V- 22,026
Castlereagh B.
449
105
141
22
66
7
6
3
2
4
11,246
J
289
116
111
36
26
3
7
10
10,662
j- 21,216
Frenchparic B.
356
109
134
21
33
2
1
12
10,554
94
39
31
11
12
2
3
3,224
V 6,339
MOYCARN B.
117
28
23
12
18
1
2
1
2
3,115
)
412
153
157
53
48
10
3
4
2
3
13,309
j- 26,885
Roscommon B
526
148
145
42
43
10
3
2
2
1
13,576
.
2,532
942
879
319
269
55
39
12
4
41
81,179
1 162,460
Total, Rural Districts.
3,135
871
926
225
344
43
26
12
6
36
81,28)
J
3!
11
16
6
2
1
i
1,282
l 2,686
Atiilone Town (part op).
47
16
21
3
1
1
1,404
J
3
2
85
Ballinasloe T. (part op).
3
2
89
)
39
13
15
6
7
1
1,567
l 3,601
Boyle T.
54
13
8
7
8
1
1
2
1,934
)
59
25
15
5
3
2
11
2,298
\ 4,615
Roscommon T.
72
23
20
1
7
2
2
4
2,317
J
139
51
46
17
12
3
■
12
5,232
i 10,976
1 Total, Civic Districts.
176
52
51
11
16
4
3
2
4
5,744
)
2,671
993
925
336
281
58
40
12
4
53
86,411
i 173,436
/Total of Rural and Civic
3,311
923
977
236
360
43
30
15
3,664
!
261
339
52
_
Males,
4,234
i
213
403
45
Females,
Ages in Periods
op 10 Years.
,,m
2,474
742
97
12
93
173,436
-
Both Sexes,.
4-2
1
1-5
•4
•1
Males, 0 Proportion per cent
V at each 10 Year
4-9
1-4
•5
•05
Females,] PERIOD.
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III. — Table showing the Proportion per cent, of the Population Five Years old and upwards, in each Degree
Males.
Degrees of Education.
5
26
36
46
56
66
76
•S-d
Total
10.
15.
25.
35.
45.
55.
G5.
75.
85.
95.
II
fin 1841,
5
27
38
36
37
30
29
27
37
29
Who could Bead and Write, . . J
[in 1851,
8
28
43
48
40
35
34
31
32
27
21
33
fin 1841,
12
21
18
10
15
Who could Bead only, . . . -J
[in 1851,
15
20
17
14
13
11
10
10
8
8
9
2
is
fin 1841,
83
52
43
49
64
73
56
[in 1851,
77
52
40
38
47
51
55
56
61
60
64
77
52
IV. — Table showing the Number and Ages of Persons
Classes of Schools
in Rural and Civic Districts.
Num
....
—
of Males.
Undor
years.
>■
6.
7..
10.
11.
“■
14.
15.
16.
Abovo
f!
tf
Rural fP™ary Schools, . .
19
£6
192
329
479
644
643
757
481
651
331
305
115
64
39
5,113
D >®““HSd,. I io,S*opl>,, .
1
2
4
3
7
*
2
10
9
45
Civic f Prlinar y Schools, . .
8
15
18
32
50
79
77
144
74
150
62
80
26
26
31
2
8?4
D , STKIGl , .^g aperIw SotMl% . .
2
2
6
'
•
15
11
12
13
7
6
99
Total, »
27
71
212
364
535
731
728
909
564
819
411
402
156
107
85
10
6,131
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Roscommon.] EDUCATION.
who could Read and Write, — Read only, — or could neither Read nor Write, in 1851.
Female.
Districts,
i
a«<l
15
and
»
Z
Z
°d
Z
7 °d
and
90
1|
“UdU
15.
20.
30.
40.
50.
00.
70.
80.
90.
wards.
•**
475
2,162
2,493
2,636
1,355
990
651
351
100
22
2
11,239
Who could Road and Write,
Rural
Districts.
1,255
3,008
2,580
2,553
1,607
1,009
630
267
87
24
4
2
13,026
Who could Read only.
9,131
7,100
5,415
6,074
5,678
6,002
4,745
3,388
964
341
38
32
48,908
Who could neither Read nor Write,
87
247
288
366
217
152
106
64
15
3
3
1,548
Who could Read and Write,
Civic
'Districts.
157
210
210
230
131
104
50
31
13
2
1,138
Who could Read only,.
412
282
380
415
297
371
226
133
34
13
4
2,571
Who could neither Read nor Write
562
2,409
2,781
3,002
1,572
1,142
757
415
115
5
2
12,787
Who could Read and Write,
1 Rural
1,412
3,218
2,790
2,783
1,738
1,113
680
298
100
24
6
14,164
Who could Read only,
I Districts.
9,543
7,382
5,795
6,489
5,975
6,373
4,971
3,521
998
354
42
36
51,479
Who could neither Read nor Write
18
24
24
17
1
12
1C
10
10
16
Who could Read and Write, ."1
Proportion
2„
23
IS
1
1
1
18
Who could Read only, . . 1
8
57
5
53
6
7
7'
8
8-'
“
79
90
66
f Who could neither Read nor [
\ Write, . . ■■ -J
Degree.
1841
1838
1828
1818
1808
1798
1788
1778
1768
1767
1 Years in which the persons wer
respectively
I to 30tli March
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
f between the ages of 5 and 15.
1851
1842
1837
1827
1817
1807
1797
1787
1777
of Education in 1841 and 1851, according to the Classification of Ages in the Census Tables of 1841.
””
Female
s.
.
Females.
Degrees op Education.
10.
li
jj
26
35.
36
46
55.
I
g
76
95.
.Above
it
8
14
. 16
11
11
10
8
9
9
10
3
26
11
In 1841,1 , , _
>Who could Read and Write.
21
24
19
14
13
11
10
8
14
11
6
16
In 1851, J
10
23
23
16
12
9
6
5
6
7
4
16
In 1841,1 „ , ,
VWho could Read only.
15
25
24
20
14
11
8
5
17
6
18
In 1851,)
87
63
61
73
77
81
86
86
85
83
90
70
73
\who could neither Read nor Write.
79
54
52
61
72
76
81
82
85
81
72
90
66
In 1851,3
attending Schools during the Week ending 12th April, 1851.
—
—
—
Number and
—
“
Classes of Schools in
6.
>«■
14.
16.
Almvo
if
Iemai.es.
Females.
Rural and Civic Districts.
24
67
157
305
465
543
525
1
773
511
1
659
440
374
149
147
156
13
5,308
10,421
49
Primary Schools, "I RuRja
_ . c. , i (Districts.
SupenorSchools, J
13
19
27
48
69
90
74
112
54
79
2
37
2
27
10
5
3
667
21
1,541
120
Primary Schools, "j g, VIC
_ . „ , . (Districts.
SupenorSchools, J
39
87
185
355
538
634
602
-
570
741
479
401
152
159
13
6,000
12,131
Total.
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174 CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE TEAR 1851. [County of
I. — Table of Aces, showing the Number of Persons under One Tear, also
s
m
is
20
25
so
35
Art
45
50
55
5 -
10.
15.
20.
25.
30.
36.
40.
45.
50.
55.
00 .
247
1,096
1,943
iasn
1 258
799
725
472
707
343
650
258
Carbury Barony,
(Females,
249
1,089
1,781
1,835
1,962
1,387
781
842
579
854
433
704
261
(•Males, .
91
350
585
457
359
245
236
172
206
141
186
66
(.Females,
90
363
585
580
503
349
232
272
166
219
131
180
68
("Males, .
131
544
898
1,038
818
608
378
359
224
377
183
341
124
(Females,
125
558
884
919
818
691
376
383
263
416
210
384
140
292
1,174
1,722
1,828
1,163
694
723
445
743
355
652
233
Leyny B
' (Females,
268
1,086
1,737
1,851
1,530
1,198
677
802
484
827
352
674
268
(•Males, .
208
881
1,643
1898
1,603
1,198
594
597
404
656
316
586
235
(Females,
224
876
1,582
1,853
1,518
1,152
580
688
442
743
363
676
285
241
816
1,404
1,470
1,265
941
563
512
365
545
259
532
213
Tirerrill B., . .J
(Females,
170
796
1,351
1,409
1,305
915
494
603
421
651
276
573
217
Total, Rural f^ a * es ’ •
1,210
4,861
7,962
8,762
7,543
5,527
3,273
3,152
2,082
3,234
1,597
2,947
1,129
1,126
4,768
7,920
8,447
7,636
5,m
3,140
3,590
2,355
3,710
1,765
3,191
1,239
Ardnaree Town (a f Males > •
5
27
38
50
33
24
16
21
7
18
7
16
4
Sll “ T-)tfc ma l„,
4
33
42
32
35
24
15
18
12
29
8
22
8
("Males, .
131
438
617
702
628
350
315
264
319
146
270
105
Sligo T
(Females,
119
465
579
704
761
669
474
443
335
403
165
343
126
Total, Civic f Males ’ •
136
465
655
752
661
501
366
336
271
337
153
286
109
123
498
621
736
796
693
489
461
347
432
173
365
134
Total of Rural and f Males> •
1,346
5,326
8,617
9,514
8,204
6,028
3,639
3,488
2,353
3,571
1,750
3,233
1,238
- Cl ™ Districts,
1,249
5,266
8,541
9,183
8,432
6,385
3,629
4,051
2,702
4,142
1,938
3,556
1,373
("Males,
13,943
17,718
9,667
5,841
5,321
4
471
Ages i« PeugesJ •
13,807
17,615
10,014
6,753
6,080
4
929
of 10 Years, 1
(Both Sexes,
2,595
27,750
35,333
19,681
12,594
11,401
9,400
7-1
at each 10 Year-1
Period. (Females,
rs
21
26-9
15-3
10-3
9-3
7.5
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Sligo.] AG&b.
the Number One Tear old and upwards, in periods of Five and Ten Years.
1
Total.
F “°
Baronies and Towns.
5
13.101
► 27,012
Carbury Barony.
2
13,911
4
3,898
[ 7,895
Coolayin B.
2
3,997
)
6,462
j- 13,173
CORRAN B.
2
6,711
1
12,501
j- 25,283
Leyny B.
1
12,782
11
11,731
j- 23,741
TlRERAGH B.
11
12,010
9
9,833
j- 19,781
TlRERRILL B.
4
9,948
30
57,526
j- 116,885
Total, Rural Districts.
22
59,359
278
305
j- 583
/ Ardnaree Town (a Suburb op
\ Sligo T.)
*
5,077
V 11,047
Sligo T.
2
5,970
J
4
5,355
11,630
Total Civic Districts.
2
6,275
J
34
62,881
1 128,515
/Total op Rural and Civic
/ Districts.
24
65,634
J
-
Males,
_
Females, . Ages in Periods
op 10 Years.
58
128,515
-
Both Sexes,.
Males, 1 Proportion per cent.
1 AT EACH 10 Year
Females, J Period.
17.6 CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851. [County of
IT. — Table showing tlie Number and Ages of the Population Five Years old and upwards,
Males.
AND
do
»
»
and
and
60 i
n
»
90
||
Degrees of Education.
under
"m"'
40.
U 70.
80.
T
wardJ.
||
rWho could Read and Write,
419
1,940
2,391
3,354
1,956
1,544
1,298
732
250
77
13,972
957
1,720
1,157
1,134
562
465
355
226
69
17
6,666
|_Wlio could neither Read nor Write,
6,586
5,102
3,995
4,312
2,716
2,822
2,423
1,915
652
231
39
24
30,817
fWho could Read and Write,
79
312
370
5)6
344
255
194
97
40
1
2,213
Districts. ] who could Read onI * • •
151
182
120
120
93
62
48
17
11
815
[.Who could neither Read nor Write,
410
258
171
231
170
173
153
105
30
11
1,726
Rural p™ 0 could Kead and Wrile > •
Civic i Who could Read on| y>
498
2,252
3,870
2,300
1,799
1,492
829
290
82
9
16,185
1,115
1,902
1,277
1,254
655
527
403
243
80
21
1
3
7,481
Districts. [ who could neitller Reall nor Write,
7,004
5,360
4,166
4,543
2,886
2,995
2,576
2,020
682
242
41
28
32,543
Proportion fwk> ».H M oud W.lfc, .
6
24
34
40
39
34
33
27
24
18
9
29
"i Who could Read only.
13
2<
15
13
11
10
9
8
8
6
2
9
13
Degree, Who could neither Read nor
81
56
51
47
50
56
58
65
65
70
80
82
58
Years in which the persons were respectively |
between the ages of 5 and 15, . . .
1841
to 30th March,
1851
1838
1842
1828
1837
1818
1827
1808
1817
1798
1807
1788
1797
1778
to
1787
1768
to
1777
1767
III. — Table showing the Proportion per cent, of the Population Five Years old and upwards, in each Degree
Degrees of Education.
Males.
s.
S.
46
to
66.
£
86
Above
“1
Males.
fin 1841,
6
26
34
32
33
30
23
24
21
16
14
26
(In 1851,
8
2/
37
40
34
35
29
29
25
25
15
9
29
fin 1841,
11
19
16
14
12
9
8
5
11
13
(in 1851,
15
19
14
12
10
9
8
7
4
9
13
fin 1841.
83
55
50
54
55
61
69
68
66
61
(in 1851,
54
49
48
56
56
63
63
68
71
85
82
58
IV. — Table showing the Number and Ages of Persons
Classes of Schools
in Rural and Civic Districts.
Num
EH AS
,R.T
...
<™.
Under
4 '
6.
s.
9.
!,
13.
14.
Above
If
22£
Rural f™”*'!' “"*■> • •
9
53
no
259
379
452
374
448
266
345
188
171
98
53
44
14
3,263
Districts. . .
1
1
2
4
c.ra f'Wmnra*"*, • •
1
4
10
16
13
27
30
50
57
65
75
63
21
26
25
1
484
Districts. | SuperiorSchoolSj . _
1
4
3
5
8
8
4
8
4
1
30
79
Total,
11
57
124
278
484
412
506
327
419
267
235
119
■
71
45
3,830
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Sligo.] EDUCATION.
wlio could Read and Write, — Read only, — or could neither Read nor Write, in 1851.
w
of Education in 1841 and 1851, according to the Classification of Ages in the Census Tables of 1841.
Femal
»
k
is.
25.
|
2
2
65.
06
70
80
95.
A t>'r°
"1
Females.
Degrees op Education.
3
14
16
12
10
7
7
7
11
17
12
11
In 1811,)
6
21
25
20
14
12
9
10
14
6
17
17
In 1851 ,J
10
19
19
13
10
7
5
6
6
7
7
10
13
In 1811,)
15
22
19
14
11
9
5
6
' 7
8
6
4
In 1851, J
87
67
65
75
80
85
88
87
87
82
76
78
76
In 1041,)
>\Vlio could neither Read nor Write.
79
57
5G
66
75
79
86
84
85
78
88
79
68
In 1851, J’
attending Schools during the Week ending 12th April, 1851.
—
....
fFe»
.....
Females
Classes of Schools in
Rural and Civic Districts.
ye«s.
*•
9.
12 .
13.
„
||
Females
11
51
123
280
313
422
360
492
836
457
274
271
190
149
248
15
3,992
7,255
Primary Schools,
*
Superior Schools,
Districts.
5
7
12
13
18
23
31
36
42
32
24
11
8
11
318
591
1,075
Primary Schools,'
1
1
1
3
2
1
5
8
3
10
11
1
9
35
102
181
SuperiorScliools,.,
Districts.
12
57
131
295
328
447
-
531
375
509
317
296
210
162
_
259
353
4,685
8,515
Total.
8 A
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CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851. [Province oi
• I —Table of Ages, showing the Number of Persons under One Year, also
5
in
la
23
30
„ 1
40
45
50
65
Districts.
1 Year.
under
10 .
under
•T
»"
GO.
9,624
36,558
62,782
71,937
62,238
44,880
25,870
26,234
17,969
27,053
13,250
22,286
8,947;
Rural Districts,
(_Fcmales,
9,259
35,424
60,804
68,873
61,111
44,144
25,061
30,174
20,115
30,832
14,435
24,191
9,601:
885
2,861
4,683
6,024
5,027
3,433
2,375
2,342
1,825
2,256
1,185
1,750
748 :
Civic Districts,
(_ Females,
845
2,856
4,721
6,996
6,182
5,061
3,166
3,493
2,281
3,322
1,504
2,239
m
Total of Rural
10,509
39,419
67,465
77,961
67,265
48,313
28,245
28,576
19,794
29,309
14,435
24,036
9,695
1 Civic Districts, | FemaleS|
10,104
38,280
65,525
75,869
67,293
49,205
28,227
33,667
22,396
34,154
15,939
26,430
10,467
'Males,
106,884
145,226
76,558
48,370
43,744
33
731
Ages in Periods
Females, .
77,432
56,063
so
,093
36,897
,
of 10 Years, .
BothSexes,
20,613
288,388
153,990
104,433
93,837
70,628. •
nt. ( Males, .
2-1
21-6
29-3
15-4
98
8-8
68
at each 10 Year->
Period, ... f Females
20
20-2
27'8
15-1
10-9
9-7
7-2
II Table showing the Number and Ages of the Population Five Years old and upwards,
Districts,
MALES.
r
in
15
20
30
40
nn
nn
70
80
and
and
and
and
t-.
under
under
under
10.
20;
30.
40.
uU.
UU.
rWlio could Read and Write, .
3,011
14,989
19,241
26,980
15,845
12,215
9,844
5,397
1,835
398
71
83
109,859
: dEEsJ** ■ •
6,871
13,336
9,090
8,560
4,643
3,893
2,689
1,455
441
122
13
9
51,122
|_Who could neither Read nor Write,
52,900
43,612
33,907
35,210
23,715
24,195
18,700
13,077
4,236
1,377
212
126
251,267
TWlio could Read and Write,
531
2,175
2,389
3,197
2,294
1,580
1,158
577
202
33
6
5
14,147
1 n£2SJ»*-»»«4-te ■ •
923
1,286
678
581
406
334
229
106
37
9
1
2
4,592
L Wlio could neither Read nor Write,
. 3,229
2,563
1,960
2,030
1,467
1,527
1,111
:726
192
6T
7
21
14,887
fWlio could Read and Write,
3,542
17,164
21,630
30,177
18,139
13,795
11,002
5,974
2,037
431
77
38
124,006
Civic i Who could Read only,
7,794
14,622
9,768
9,141
5,049
4,227
2,918
1,561
478
131
14
11
55,714
Districts, [who could neither Read nor Write,
56,129
46,175
35,867
37,240
25,182
25,722
19,811
13,803
4,428
1,431
219
147
266,154
22
32
39
38
31
33
28
29
22
25
19
28
12
PERCENT.
Who could Read only,
12
19
15
12
10
10
4
Degree.
Who could neither Read nor 1
. Write, . . . ./
83
59
53
49
52
59
59
65
64
72
71
75
60
1841
1838
1828
1818
1808
1798
1788
1778
1768
1767
H
to
to
and up-
° ’
• 1851
1842
1837
•1827
1817
1807
1797
Ai.fi-
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Districts.
Rural Districts.
Civic Districts.
16,142
20,825
"Total of Rural and Civic
Females,
Ages in Periods
op 10 Years.
Both Sexes,
Males, ") Proportion
Period.
Degrees op Education.
,604 503 168i 24 17 53,727 Who could Read and Write,
Rural
' Districts.
' Districts.
Rural
Districts.
Proportion
13 Who could Read only, .
73 / Who could neither Read
Degree.
respectively
to 30th March,
1851
between the
who could Read and Write, — Read only, — or could neither Read
Connaught.] AGES AND EDUCATION,
the Number One Year old and upwards, in periods of Five and Ten Years.
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18ff CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851. [Province or
TtT, — Table showing the Number and Ages of the Population Eive Years old and upwards who could Read and
Ages in the Census
Males \y
O COULD
.......
Districts and Periods.
U
16
26
36
46
56
66
86
Al.ny n
| i
T_,
15.
25.
35.
4,.
65.
75.
85.
95.
95.
||
Males.
fin 1841,
4,910
18,559
39,352
24,915
18,433
12,572
7,195
2,835
906
162
37
72
129,948
Rural Districts, <
[in 1851,
5,149
16,493
34,750
19,490
13,449
10,723
6,430
2,559
658
107
18
33
109,859
fin 1841,
818
2,106
4,239
3,026
2,082
1,405
838
299
94
11
5
23
14,946
Civic Districts,
[In 1851,
850
2,329
4,033
2,621
1,929
1,266
750
282
68
12
2
3
14,147
5,728
20,665
43,591
27,941
20,515
13,977
8,033
3,134
1,000
173
42
95
144,894
Districts, ."i j n jg-j
5,999
18,822
38,783
22,111
15,378
11,989
7,180
2,841
w
119
20
38
124,006
Male
who could Read
ELY.
fin 1841,
11,314
14,084
18,127
10,163
6,582
3,881
2,316
816
226
39
3
36
67,590
609
173
51,122
[in 1851,
10,020
12,223
13,423
5.757
3
fin 1841,
979
744
866
547
375
207
115
47
20
3
3
3,906
136
47
14
[in 1851,
1,252
1,096
965
2
Rural and Civic f In 1841 >
12,293
14,828
18,993
10,710
6,957
4,091
2,431
863
246
42
3
39
71,496
Districts, .-[,,,,3,,
11,272
13,319
14,388
6,209
4,57*
3,277
1,789
656
187
29
11
55,714
Ma
ES wuo
OULD NEXT
ueb Read
NOB w
BITE.
fin 1841,
101,058
51,483
71,909
54,071
38,593
29,314
22,071
8,23
3,249
475
146
318
380,921
[in 1851,
64,013
40,121
52,817
27,186
251,267
fin 1841,
3,876
1,496
2,288
1,997
1,616
1,229
868
29.
10.
22
34
13,828
[in 1851,
3,839
2,382
3,006
1,661
14,887
Rural and Civic J * n
104,934
52,979
74,197
56,068
40,209
30,543
22,93.1
8,52
3,35
497
150
352
394,749
Districts, .‘[ Ia i 8Slj
67,852
42,503
55,823
28,847
26,906
21,02-
15,07
5,69
1,94
25
79
14'
266,154
IV. Table showing the Proportion per cent, of the Population Five Years old and upwards, in each Degree
Classes of Schools
in Rural and Civic Districts.
Non
....
• A.
S OF M
Under
6.
-
a
13.
-
„
16.
Abo;c
!5
Hales.
Rural
Primary Schools, .
68
345
938
1,806
2,548
3,222
3,165
4,227
2,563
3,869
2,234
2,405
843
580
502
100
29,415
Districts,
Superior Schools, .
1
1
5
6
8
9
11
16
8
17
19
23
65
192
Primary Schools, .
48
74
139
254
315
441
455
628
429
746
503
525
188
160
128
19
5,052
Districts,"
Superior Schools, .
2
4
16
22
33
29
40
29
25
50
38
IS
35
30
49
53
498
Total,
118
423
1,094
2,086
2,897
3,697
3,665
4,892
3,026
«6
2,791
2,981
1,083
789
702
237
35,157
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Connaught.] EDUCATION. 181
Write, — Read only, — or who could neither Read nor Write, in 1841 and 1851, according to the Classification of
Tables of 1841.
I
F
EMALESW
30 COULD
Reap and
Wr.te
1
„
16
26
36
46
36 |
66
76 |
86
°j |
TnTli
Districts and Periods. 1
il
*
«.
65.
73.
85.
yo.
H i
EMALES.
2,728
MU
16,133
7,429
4,975
2,992
1,596
606
233
48
16
35
45,646
In 1841,-
Rural Districts.
3,937
11,274
18,677
8,151
5,128
3,603
1,960
720
210
44
6
17
53,727
In 1851, J
us
1,535
3,400
1,903
1,228
756
453
198
68
11
30
10,137
In 1841,'
f Civic Districts.
787
1,875
3,394
1,943
1,187
831
489
193
55
13
3
1
10,771
In 1851,.
3,283
10,390
19,533
9,332
6,203
3,748
2,049
804
301
59
16
65
55,783
In 1841,
4,724
13,149
22,071
10,094
6,315
4,434
2,449
913
265
57
»
18
64,498
In 1851,
Districts.
Female
WHO CO
l» Read
ONLY.
8, .593
21,603
10,455
5,553
2,89a
1,528
452
181
19
23
64,832! In 1841,
> Rural Districts.
8,994
12,601
16,568
7,465
4,810
2,93-
1,493
476
10a
20
4
55,539
In 1851,
974
1,060
1,886
1,084
574
362 227
89
26
16
6,308
In 1841,
•
VCivic Districts.
1,330
1,528
1,886
98.
660
411 i 220
8
2-
7,136 In 1851,
9,507
14,522
23,549
11,53!
6,127
3,257 1 1,75a
54
20'
27
10
39
71,140 In 1841,
10,324
14.129
18,454
8,450
5,470
3,34
| 1,713
„
19-
2-
11
■
62,675! In 1851,
1 Districts.
Females who
coulx HE
tiier Re
DNOR
YK.TE.
102,812
58,587
97,304
75,360
54,363
37,890
28,425
9,420
3,637
532
240
421
468,991
In 1841,
-Rural Districts.
63,427
42,208
64,210
40,398
38,479
30,299
23,674
7,806
2,803
349
118
119
313,890
In 1851,
3,948
2,022
4,333
3,756
2,963
2,213
1,597
547
219
55
19
51
21,723
In 1841,
4,154
3,279 5,600
3,583
3,o44
2,260
1,604
474
206
27
11
34
24,782
In 1851,
106,700
60,609
101,637
79,116
57,320
40,103
30,022
9,967
3,850
587
259
472
490,714
In 1841,
67,58
45,487 ] 69,810
43,981
42,023
32,50a
25,278
8,280
3,009
376
129
153
338,672
In 1851,
, Districts.
of Education in 1841 and 1851, according to the Classification of Ages in the Census Tables of 1841.
PkMalf
i
u
26
36
£
66
76
86
A sr
’EMALES.
Degrees of Education.
3
12
14
9
9
8
.
• 7
9
6
11
9
In 1841,-)
>Who could Read and Write.
6
18
20
16
12
11
8
9
8
12
6
10
!•)
In 1851, J
8
17
16
12
9
7
*
*
4
4
12
In 1841,1
12
19
17
14
10
8
6
6
6
6
7
2
It
In 1851, J
89
71
7.
79
«
85
89
88
88
87
91
82
79
In 1841,1
•82
63
63
70
78
81
86
85
86
82
87
88
73
In 1851, J
attending Schools during the Week ending 12th April, 1851.
Num:
'A-
5 OK F*
.......
Males
Females.
Classes op Schools in
j Rural and Civic Districts.
years.
„!
11. 1
,2.
14.
IS.
16. |
Abovo!
Females
360
842
1,697
2,126
2,640'
2,642
3,825
2,395
3,527
2,186
2,119
954
748
868
116
27,117
56,532
1
1
4
2
4
2
7
2
3
5
1
1
38
230
S»p.mrS.h..l,J D ‘™ c ”'
41
90
136
237
288
414
495
844
537
1,062
692
722
271
139
80
351
' 6,399
11,451
Primary Schools,") n , vir
1 3
13
17
19
22
26
26
18
36
31
19
25'
11
4
35
308
806
S.p.Ho.S.M.J”"””*'
I 117
| 454
991
1,955
2,435
3,080
3,165
4,702
2,952
1 4,630
2,912
2,865
1251
m
952
502
33,862
69,019
Total.
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CENSUS OF IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1851. [Ireland.
I. — Table of Ages, showing the Number of Persons under One Year, also
.
s
10
IS
20
25
30
35
40
50
55
Distkicts.
, u v! I"
umUr
under
„“" < L
„ a, .L.
„ a . L
“L
jsi.
A 1 "!..
“■
10.
I*'
20.
so.
3o.
40.
45 .
50 .
55.
00.
f Males, .
52,855
213,099
343,095
384,021
336,868
253,667
162,489
154,621
118,926
152,172
88,256
Rural Districts,
(.Females,
50,714
206,231
332,291
365,147
334,451
260,523
165,645
173,114
127,477
171,349
92,270
141,746
64,128
(•Males, .
14,508
46,87‘-
66,096
72,942
67,538
52,534
40,179
38.700
31,545
35,238
21,362
Civic Districts, .-?
(.Females,
14,425
45,577
64,674
75,234
78,072
72,724
54,544
52,i28
38,489
46,637
25,075
35,036
14,983
259,971
7-isii
Ci.ic Districts,
65,139
251,808
396,972
440,381
412,523
333,247
220,189
225,242
165,966
r
217,986
117,345
176,782
79,111
("Males,
669,162
861,369
508,869
343
792
297,028
229,848
Aces in Periods J Females ’ •
648,780
852
901
553,436
391,208
335
331
255,893
of 10 Years, 4
[Both Sexes,
132,592
1,317,942
1,714,273
1,062,305
735,000
632,359
485,741
Proportion pf.r cent, r Males, .
21
210
at each 10 Year-?
■
Period, . . . (.Females,
1-9
19-3
16-5
11-7
100
7-6
II. — Table showing the Number and Ages of the Population Five Years old and upwards,
Males.
Degrees of Education.
under
4
so.
"i”
"So! - '
■if 1
"«sr
*;£
70
"it
90
and up
wards.
if
f Who could Read and Write,
25,544
116,687
141,109
207,415
134,789
106,699
86,527
50,187
20,423
5,208
696
278
895,562
,»5SSd ■
58,193
92,305
67,745
70,465
41,730
36,227
26,723
15,106
6,190
1,832
229
127
416,872
[ Write, . /
259,358
175,029
128,014
138,276
97,028
97,502
77,917
54,788
19,613
6,539
1,062
938
1,056,064
|"Who could Read and Writo,
10,213
35,968
41,063
63,095
47,115
35,103
23,546
11,920
4,159
806
116
174
273,278
15,451
15,710
10,044
10,916
8,170
6,978
4,529
680
131
18
33
74,844
| Who could neither Read noi l
L Write, . - . /
40,432
21,264
16,431
18,702
14,960
14,519
10,606
6,414
2,052
521
94
591
146,586
RrniU |"Who could Read and Write,
35,757
152,655
182,172
270,510
181,904
141,802
110,073
62,107
24,582
6,014
812
452
1,168,840
Civic j Who oould Rcad only ’
73,644
108,015
77,789
81,381
49,900
43,205
31,252
17,290
6,870
1,963
247
160
491,716
Districts. ! Who could neither Read nor)
L Write, . /
299,790
196,293
144,445
156,978
111,988
112,021
88,523
61,202
21,665
7,060
1,156
1529
1,202,650
f Who could Read and Write,
Proportion
3S
45
53
S!
48
48
44
46
40
35
21
41
i could Read only.
18
24
19
16
14
14
12
13
13
15
8
17
Degree, i Who could neither Road )
L nor Write, . . j
73
43
36
31
33
38
38
44
41
47
50
71
42
1841
1838
1828
1818
1808
1798
1778
1768
1767
Years in which tile persons were respec-
tivcly between the ages of 5 and 15, |
1842
1837
1827
1817
1807
1797
1787
1777
wards.
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Districts.
86,494 33,587 33,400 12,826 10,961 2,618
108,058 34,027 37,525 12,663 15,612 2,801
1,3432,634,452
Rural Districts.
Civic Districts.
143 90 498 662,222
100,963 39,636 38,318 14,799 12,119 2,918 1,451 557 207 2,141 3,190,630
130,740 41,501 44,995 15,216 18,371 3,417 2,007 785 448 1,585 3,361,756
' Total of Rural and Civi
Districts.
53,117
60,211
172,241
Ages in Periods
op 10 Years.
113,328
655 3,726 6,553,386
Both Sexes,.
Males, "1 Proportion
Females, J Period.
Proportion
who could Read and Write, — Read only, — or could neither Read
5
10
20
AND
, nil
and
and
and
and
and
and
and
under
15.
40.
““
ir
80.
x-
H
Degrees of Education.
21,357
87,386
105,083
134,066
73,230
49,629
36,585
19,887
7,825
2,307
369
US
537,869
Who could Read and Write,'
56,125
99,605
91,058
114,170
75,263
58,925
41,647
24,109
9,466
3,029
348
124
673,869
Who could Read only,
Rural
Districts
254,816
178,156
138,310
177,932
152,098
155,065
127,642
98,089
32,897
13077
1,951
818
1,330,851
_f Who could neither Readnor
8,957
28,926
35,921
61,804
38,566
26,050
17,481
9,457
3,616
941
136
121
231,976
Who could Read and Write,'
15,838
20,665
18,859
29,002
20,057
15,171
10,033
5,302
1,878
501
93
63
137,462
Who could Read only.
Districts
39,879
25,643
23,292
36,462
31,994
30,491
22,505
15,397
4,529
1,933
343
314
232,782
/Who could neither Read nor
l Write,. . . J
29,344
11,441
3,248
505
266
769,845
Who could Read and Write,"]
71,963
120,270
109,917
143,172
95,320
74,096
51,680
29,411
11,344
3,530
441
187
711,331
Who could Read only,
294,695
203,799
161,602
214,394
184,092
185,556
150,147
113,486
37,426
15010
2,294
1132
1,563,633
f Who couldneitlier Read nor
X Write, . . .J
Districts
Write, in 1851.
25 Who .could Read andWrite
24 Who could Read only,
,, f Who could neither Real
51 { nor Write, .
I Years in which the persons were respec-
I tively between the ages of 5 and 15.
Ireland.] AGES . AND EDUCATION,
the Number One Tear old and upwards, in periods of Five and Ten Years.
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III. — Table showing the Number and Ages of the Population Five Years old and upwards who could Read and
Ages in the Census
Males we
o covj.0 Read and
Write.
11
16
26
36
46
56
76
86
oi
T„.. r
W.
15.
25-
35.
45.
55.
65.
75.
85.
65.
Males.
rln 1841,
39,795
138,817
300,391
200,693
148,102
101,764
64,120
28,407
10,039
1,561
247
501
1,034,437
[in 1851,
43,319
126,099
257,781
158,169
118,890
94,72 9
59,013
27,301
8,429
3,389
165
278
895,562
13,408
32,914
70,780
52,474
37,656
24,076
14,390
5,499
1,717
269
50
391
253,622
211
34
174
273,278
[In 1851,
18,113
38,050
74,837
52,740
41,097
27,494
53,201
171,731
371,171
253,167
185,758
125,840
78,510
33,906
11,756
1,830
297
892
1,288,059
Districts, . j In lm>
59,432
164,149
332,618
210,909
159,987
122,223
73,958
33,353
9,960
1,600
199
452
1,168,840
Males
*no cool
Read only.
fin 1841,
89,092
103,083
129,378
76,477
51,658
32,281
20,820
9,266
3,492
542
90
227
516,406
[in 1851,
78,580
87,146
104,248
48,963
39,912
29,623
17,073
8,024
2,682
437
57
127
416,872
rln 1841,
16,314
11,428
14,287
9,860
7,243
4,434
2,574
946
336
64
8
34
67,528
74,844
[in 1851,
19,275
14,137
15,345
9,097| 7,853
5,208
2,661
Rural and Civic f In
Districts, .)* 18Wf
in-Anr
1 1 A SI 1
143,665
119,593
86,337
58,060
36,715
34,831
10,212
8,994
97,855
101,283
47,765
19,734
2,905
474
62
160
491,716
Male
wno con
LD KEITH
r Read
sor Write.
rln 1841,
453,426
196,156
253,777
196,402
142,772
111,918
84,552
34,576
13,781
2,254
608
1,432
1,491,654
Rural Districts,-!
[in 1851,
303,511
159,903
201,623
109,099
103,298
82,024
60,074
24,856
8,927
1,476
335
938
1,056,064
rln 1841,
45,172
14,351
18,696
16,510
14,028
11,362
7,623
2,755
1,017
173
60
455
132,202
Civic Districts, .<
[in 1851,
45,967
19,242
25,945
16,485
15,876
11,438
7,246
2,824
827
110
35
591
146,586
498,598
210,507
272,473
212,912
156,800
123,280
92,175
37,331
14,798
2,427
068
1,887
1,623,856
Districts, . j In , 851i
349,478
179,145
227,568
125,584
119,174
93,462
67,320
27,680
9,754
1,586
370
1,529
1,202,650
IY. — Table showing the Proportion per cent, of the Population Five Years old and upwards in each Degree
DEGREES op Education.
10.
IS.
16
25.
26
45.
46
to
55.
56
66
£
86
Above
3-d
ii
S.
rln 1841,
R
' 35
46
46
•44
40
' 42
39
38
28
29
37
44
21
41
[in 1851,
12
37
49
53
49
49
46
rln 1841,
16
23
18
16
15
13
12
12
12
12
9
9
17
13
10
17
46
[in 1851,
19
23
18
15
15
14
12
rln 1841,
76
42
3£
59
71
42
[in 1851,
69
40
33
32
36
37
■
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EDUCATION.
187
Write, — Read only, — or who could neither Read nor Write, in 1S41 and 1851, according to the Classification of
Tables of 1841.
Females who cohll
Read an
1
5
n
16
26
36
46
56
66
76
86
1J
Total
Districts and Periods. I
15.
25.
35.
45.
65.
65.
75.
85.
95.
“I
> 26,194
80,547
165,579
85,504
54,789
35,133
20,169
8,595
3,277
621
103
284
480,795
In 1841,:
•-Rural Districts.
34,927
93,861
180,681
89,986
57,739
41,554
24,343
10,424
3,468
637
104
145
537,869
In 1851,
9,842
24,654
64,323
40,641
26,258
16,054
9,345
4,053
1,412
269
36
415
197,302"
In 1841,
Civic Districts.
j 13,914
30,527
70,733
46,662
31,121
20,543
11,644
4,902
1,513
248
48
231,976
In 185I,J
36,036
105,201
229,902
126,145
81,047
51,187
29,514
12,648
4,689
890
139
699
678,097
In 1841,
Rural and Civic
48,841
124,388
251,414
136,648
88,860
62,097
35,987
15,326
4,981
885
152
266
769,845
In 1851 ,J
Districts.
Female
WHO CO
ld Read
ONLY.
80,088
116,992
203,890
122,602
78,589
49,004
29,962
13,058
5,420
782
131
325
700,843
In 1841,
Rural Districts. ,
76,550
97,415
154,517
86,047
66,180
47,438
27,858
12,561
4,403
687
89
124
573,869
In 1851,,
17,039
16,797
34,655
24,213
16,311
10,076
5,932
2,361
897
160
32
127
128,600
In 1841,
Civic Districts.
20,364
19,774
35,267
22,931
17,702
11,564
6,324
2,534
774
126
39
63
137,462
In 1851,
97,127
133,789
238,545
146,815
94,900
59,080
35,894
15,419
6,317
942
163
452
829,443
In 1841,
Rural and Civic
96,914
117,189
189,784
108,978
83,882
59,002
34,182
15,095
5,177
813
128
187
711,331
In 1851,
Districts.
Females who
oclo n
thee Read nob
Vk.te,
459,363
221,519
350,645
291,491
221,051
168,747
129,201
48,029
20,564
3,126
1,131
1,756
1,916,623
In 1841,
300,317
161,856
237,838
161,494
163,124
135,040
108,992
41,529
16,660
2,534
651
816
1,330,851
In 1851,
47,293
19,762
39,496
37,510
30,985
23,550
17,066
5,961
2,710
498
186
570
225,587
In 1841,
46,346
23,796
44,007
34,117
33,352
24,475
17,399
6,079
2,346
436
115
232,782
In 1851,
506,656
241,281
390,141
329,001
252,036
192,297
146,267
53,990
23,274
3,624
1,317
2,326 2,142,210
In 1841,
Rural and Civic
346,663
185,652
281,845
195,611
. 196,476
159,515
126,391
19,006
2,970
766
1,130 1,563,63
In 1851,
j" Districts.
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Table showing the Population of Ireland at every Age, by Months and Years, as taken from the
Family Returns.
Cmc Districts.
Rural and Civic Districts.
A.,,.
Rural Districts
Civic Districts.
Females
Females
Males.
| Total
Fomalcs.- Males am
Females.
Females
Males.
Females
Males.
m T° tal
Months, 1
„ 2
3
5
„ 6
7
„ 8
„ 9
„ 10
„ 11
Years, ^
)) 6
„ 7
„ 8
„ 9
», io
,, 11
„ 12
„ 13
„ 14
„ 15
„ 16
„ 17
„ ,18
„ 19
„ 20
» 21
„ 22
„ 23
„ 24
„ 25
„ 26
„ 27
„ 28
„ 29
„ 30
„ 31
„ 32
)) 34
„ 35
)) 37
” 39
„ 40
41
„ 42
„ 43
7,514
4,652
5,666
3,601
8,968
2,876
3,297
7,207
3,363
2,873
7,129
4,430
5,582
3,374
2,635
8,965
2,596
3,088
7,091
3,213
2,611
2,184
1,332
1,476
1,158
1,000
1,765
1,105
1,199
1,378
1,134
867
2,028
1,359
1,509
1,117
943
1,742
1,064
1,211
1,517
1,108
827
5,98-
7,142
4,759
3,838
10,733
3,98
4.496
8,58o
4.497
3,740
9,157
5,789
7,091
4,491
3,578
10,707
4’, 29!
432:
3,438
1 8,855
11,773
14,233
9,250
7,416
21,440
7,641
8,795
17,193
8,818
7,178
Years, 45
„ 46
,, 47
» 48
„ 49
„ 50
)) 52
„ 53
„ 54
„ 55
„ 56
„ 57
”, 59
),’ 6?
„ 62
„ 63
,, 64
11 55
„ 66
„ 67
„ 68
„ 69
„ 70
„ 71
„ 72
” -4
„ 75
76
.. 77
„ 78
79
„ 80
„ 81
„ 82
„ 83
„ 84
„ 85
„ 86
„ 87
” 89
„ 90
„ 91
„ 92
)) 94
„ 95
„ 96
„ 97
)) 99
„ 100
and upwards
Unspecified,
Total, .
34,722
17,970
10,396
17,709
7,459
77,495
8,465
18,586
12,174
13,230
22,848
16,21"
7,252
10,296
4,600
59,163
4,497
7,461
7.351
8,022
11,300
8,398
5,418
5,798
2,673
20,708
2,243
4,321
2,940
3,188
4,555
3.229
1,73b
2,286
1,018
7,271
80.3
l,05i
588
1,245
746
706
445
459
262
773
130
180
96
132
118
165
81
69
| 180
1 1,343
32,516
19,807
10,866
20,84.
8,236
87,658
8,37(
12)257
14,617
22,531
7)215
11,958
4.960
79,641
4,663
8,238
7,077
8,439
11,550
8,557
4,975
6,169
2,776
26,081
1,869
3.960
2,583
3,032
4,628
3,261
1,503
2,277
994
11,782
714
1,10.
628
1,321
773
758
452
536
282
1,141
115
159
93
160
158
217
86
114
67
358
1,087
7,287
4,701
2,765
4,459
2,150
14,449
2,207
3,893
2,797
3,037
3,700
3,590
1,658
2,156
1,194
8,934
1,030
1,538
1,413
1,554
1,776
1.558
1,040
1,120
555
2,713
495
670
512
528
646
539
283
328
177
682
117
133
80
146
0
76
50
52
25
84
is
10
17
13
18
10
9
11
27
798
8,109
5,738
3,056
5,596
2,576
21,533
2,227
4,372
3,247
3,657
4,631
4,556
1,776
2,70f
1,312
16,052
1,072
1,864
1,673
2,021
2,316
1,884
1,181
1,399
694
4,858
452
851
605
704
863
704
292
448
246
2,059
141
20b
121
230
175
166
92
106
77
221
24
20
34
29
40
25
31
18
90
498
42,009
22.671
13,161
22,168
9,609
91,948
10.672
22,479
14,971
16,267
26,548
19,807
8,910
12,452
5,794
68,097
5,527
8,999
8,764
9,576
13,076
9,956
6,458
6,918
3,228
23,421
2,738
4,991
3)716
5,201
3,768
2,021
2,614
1,195
7,953
920
1,187
668
1,391
843
782
495
511
287
857
140
199
106
149
131
183
91
78
74
207
2,141
40,625
25,545
26,441
10,812
109,191
10,603
23,210
15,504
18,274
27,164
22,018
8,991
14,666
6,272
95,693
5.735
10,102
8,750
10,460
10)441
6,156
7,568
3,470
30,939
2,321
4,811
3,188
3.736
5,491
3,965
1,795
2,725
1,240
13,841
855
1,375
749
1,551
948
924
544
642
359
1,362
139
199
113
194
187
257
111
145
85
448
1,585
82,634
48.216
27,083
48,609
20,421
201,139
21,275
30',475
34,541
53,712
41,825
17,901
27,118
12,066
163,790
11,262
19,101
17,514
20,036
26.942
20,397
12,614
14,486
54,360
5,059
9,802
6,640
7,452
1 7)fsi
3,816
2)435
21,794
1,775
2,562
1,417
2.942
1,791
1,706
1,039
1,153
646
2,219
279
219
343
318
440
202
223
159
655
3,726
}52,855
43,289
58,713
48.787
62,310
65,275
69,374
70,669
71,996
65,781
82,315
57,259
91,415
87,666
71,442
84,122
59 666
75,334
46,304
83,252
39,916
50,712
44)537
44,559
39,162
25,918
87.755
15,095
78,495
11,468
26,642
15.787
22,229
43,680
29.177
14,225
22,452
9,092
101,114
8,656
17,859
10.178
14,365
50,714
40,982
56,732
48,256
60,261
62,377
67,136
67,233
71,161
64,391
79,496
54,781
87,192
61,559
82,119
67,481
81,404
59,195
79,547
46,824
94,425
36,651
50,106
34,317
45,024
45,543
40,760
25,408
38,261
15,674
92,595
11.310
28,784
16,371
24,054
44.310
32,525
14,630
25,434
10,578
115,645
8,928
19,291
1 1,286
16,199
11,228
13,223
10,660
11,761
12,593
h|03!
15,259
11,979
16,327
12,811
16,566
13,746
16,014
12,537
14,527
10.714
14,911
9,343
10,497
8,194
9,589
9,803
9,428
6,899
8.983
5,066
17,411
3,777
6,568
4,698
6,246
9,245
8,341
4,304
I
20,913
2.714
4,549
3,110
3,952
14,425
10,693
12,970
10,568
11,346
11,961
12,465
13,486
13,555
13,207
15,950
12,012
17,523
13,534
16,215
14,812
17,213
14,292
18,374
13,381
23,312
10,816
14,394
10,898
13,304
14,023
13,361
8,545
12,595
6,020
3,791
30,745
2,756
5,119
3,345
4,672
65,139
51,675
69.702
58,824
71,607
74,338
79,601
80,719
84,716
77,598
95,446
66,793
104,715
75,093
98,334
82,293
98,617
73,487
97,921
60,205
117,737
47,467
64,50(
45,215
58,328
59,566
54,121
33,953
50,855
21,694
119,894
15,217
36,661
21.703
31,768
55,370
43,388
19,460
33,379
14,369
146,390
24,410
11,631
20,871
132,592
106,192
141,638
118,271
145,678
152.206
161,803
165,426
170,081
156,647
193,020
136,031
212,457
J5:i;270
202,566
167,481
198,753
145,690
187.782
117,223
215,900
96,726
125,709
88,659
112,454
113,928
102,711
66,770
97,593
41,855
215,800
30,462
69,870
42.188
60,243
108,295
81.206
37,989
62,084
26,863
268,417
23,054
.46,818
27,919
39.188
2,634,452
,699,534
556,178
662,222
8,190,630
,361,756
6,552,386
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